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M.A.D Financial Services

Locality: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Phone: +61 402 302 478



Address: . 2600 Canberra, ACT, Australia

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15.01.2022 Purchasing your first home can seem daunting at first. Speaking with a broker can help you understand how much you can borrow, what additional funds will you need to consider and guide you through the process for the purchase of your first home. I work with over 30 lenders to find the right loan for you and take some of the stress out of purchasing your first home. Pre approval is often a good idea when you are looking to purchase your first home. That way you know what you can borrow and have a budget in mind when you start looking. Contact me to discuss further



15.01.2022 Why use a Mortgage Broker? One of the many reasons to use a mortgage broker is that they shop around for a loan that is right for you. They work closely with a panel of lenders taking the stress out of the researching and comparing of products at no cost to you. Whether you are a first home buyer, looking to re-finance or building your investments, choice is the key to matching you to the right product. We are very lucky to be in a very competitive home loan market which allows such good choices, and healthy competition is a good thing for everybody. Contact me if its been a while since you have last reviewed your home loan product or are looking to buy a new home, no obligation.

14.01.2022 At its meeting today, the Board decided to keep the cash rate at 1.00 per cent. With current interest rates at record lows, now is a good time to consider your buying or refinancing options. Message me for more information

02.01.2022 Why do people refinance: To pay less in fees and interest. To reduce their monthly repayment. To enjoy greater repayment flexibility. To consolidate multiple loans into a single monthly repayment.... Are you paying too much with your lender? Could you be saving more money elsewhere? Contact me to discuss, no obligation See more



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