Matt Stielow in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | Loan service

Matt Stielow

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 406 149 909

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31.01.2022 Have you compared your mortgage to other home loan options lately? A record number of borrowers have done just that - and then made the switch! Th...e latest Australian Bureau of Statistics figures showed that mortgage holders refinanced $17.8 billion worth of home loans to another lender in August*. That's the highest figure they've ever recorded, beating out the previous record of $17.2 billion in July. So if you've been thinking about switching things up and seeing what else is out there, get in touch today. Book a free appointment with one of our brokers to talk about your options: https://bit.ly/3mDroFz *ABS lending indicators #refinance #refinancemortgage #refinanceyourhome #refinanceloans

21.01.2022 Good news for home owners today! Perfect time to get in touch with me to see how much you can save.

15.01.2022 Don't let tunnel vision stop you from making the right choices when it comes to your financial health We're here to help U find the best products and tailo...r a plan perfectly suited to your needs Driven by data, facts and rigorous analysis, we're here for U #UFinancial #WereHereForU See more

14.01.2022 Think this is out of reach? Think again! When it comes to owning your first home, making smart decisions early in the process can make a world of differenc...e and get you to your goal faster. Our top tips when it comes to buying property: 1. Start saving for a deposit now 2. Factor in extra costs like stamp duty & conveyancing or legal fees. 3. Understand how much you can afford to work out your borrowing potential. 4. Consult a finance broker (like us) to find and negotiate the best loan. Join half of all Australians taking out a mortgage with the help of a mortgage broker and get in touch with us today. We're here for U. https://ufinancial.com.au/

13.01.2022 It’s not exactly news the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) have been carefully monitoring trends in hou...sing borrowing. Now, after 12 months and a 20 per cent surge in property prices across the country, APRA has decided to step in to try to slow rising prices by tightening credit conditions. What does that mean for home loan applicants? Head to our blog to find out: https://bit.ly/2YKy7EL #apra #rba #lendingrules #newlendingrules #housingcreditpolicies

13.01.2022 Think home loans and Sunday brunch don't mix? Think again Our experts at UFinancial are here to show you how you can get the best home loan without giving up on life's little luxuries #UFinancial #WereHereForU

12.01.2022 Great for maximising the benefits of your offset account too! Ask me how.

12.01.2022 No (calculated) risk, no reward When it comes to investing your money, don’t leave things to chance. In other words, do your homework Word from the wise, Wa...rren Buffet #Ufunancial #WerehereforU #moneygoals #quoteoftheday #qotd #WarrenBuffet #financetips #investing #financegoals #moneytips See more

07.01.2022 With less than two days until the new year, there’s never been a better time to get inspired and set goals What are you aiming for in 2021? #goals #moneygoals #ufinancial #finance #moneytips #financetips #newyear #2021

07.01.2022 Spotify wrapped playlists and Christmas wish lists... Yep, it's that time of the year again! And while we all begin to celebrate, we also know that the holida...y period can cause many to feel out of control of their spending, which can lead to putting off financial planning for the new year. Luckily, we're here to help get your finances in order for 2021 Whether it's maximising cashflow and minimising tax or buying your first home... Hit the link to talk to one of our experts and get planning today https://bit.ly/3oxNhUP #UFinancial #werehereforu See more

03.01.2022 Good news for potential borrowers.

02.01.2022 For many, debt can only mean bad things. But did you know... not all debt is created equal! Good debt is a loan or investment that has the potential to inc...rease your net worth or generate income in the long-term - think home ownership or smart investments. #UFinancial #WereHereforU #money #financetips #Moneygoals #gooddebt

01.01.2022 Merry Christmas! Wishing you all safe and happy holidays. #Ufinancial #WereHereforU #MerryChristmas #HappyHolidays

01.01.2022 No surprises here ahead of the election.

28.12.2021 Why should I use a mortgage broker? (Instead of going straight to the bank?) It will cost you nothing. There are no hidden fees, we provide you with a wealth ...of information and advice for nothing, nada, niente, zero. We work with multiple lenders. There are A LOT of options out there and, with regularly moving interest rates and new products. Our amazing brokers do your homework for you and keep up-to-date with those changes to help you find the right deal. We take into consideration your needs and goals. It’s not just about offering you a lot of choices. The first thing we will do is chat about your needs and goals, so we can understand where you stand. We narrow down what your best options are. There are literally hundreds and hundreds of different loan products to choose from. Once we understand where you stand, we can give you a realistic idea of your borrowing potential and what options are available to your unique situation. We take care of your application from start to settlement. That’s another thing you don’t need to worry about. We help you with the paperwork taking all the headaches and stress away and manage the process through to settlement. We’re experts at what we do. We do this every day, and we’ve helped thousands of customers find the right loan. We don’t mind sharing our knowledge with you. You don’t have to do it alone, we can help you (did we mention it will cost you nothing?) Talk to one of our awesome brokers today: https://ufinancial.com.au/home-loans/

16.12.2021 Did you know that more than 1 million homeowners have never experienced an RBA rate hike? Yep, that's right. ... The last time the RBA increased the cash rate was more than a decade ago, when it was lifted to 4.75% in Nov 2010. Since then it's been cut 18 times all the way down to 0.10%, over which time 1,005,661 first home buyer owner-occupier loans have settled.* While the RBA hasn't indicated they'll be increasing the cash rate soon, lenders have already begun increasing long term fixed rates. So if you're worried about what an increase in home loan rates might mean for your mortgage and household finances, get in touch - we'd be happy to run you through a number of possible options. We’re Here For U #WereHereForU #UFinancial #mortgagebroker #bestmortgagebroker #refinancing #homeloan #investmentloan #firsthomebuyer *Sources: RBA and ABS