Smartline Margaret River in Margaret River, Western Australia | Mortgage brokers

Smartline Margaret River

Locality: Margaret River, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9757 2600

Address: 1/32 Townview Terrace 6285 Margaret River, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.smartline.com.au/adviser/bdowning

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24.01.2022 Mortgage brokers help Australians secure finance for more than half of all home loans every year. They provide more choices, keep lenders competitive and help you find a fairer deal. Your mortgage broker - behind your dreams and your home loan. http://ow.ly/x1AS101cywX

21.01.2022 Mortgage brokers help Australian's secure finance for more than half of all home loans every year. They provide more choices, keep lenders competitive and help you find a fairer deal. Your mortgage broker - behind your dreams and your home loan. http://ow.ly/x1AS101cywX

19.01.2022 The release of the Royal Commission review may change the broker market but did you know that mortgage brokers have driven mortgage interest rates down, which helps you - the borrower? Broker competition has contributed to a fall in net interest margin of over 3 percentage points*, which delivers a saving of more than $300,000 on a $500,000 thirty-year home loan. The new changes will make it difficult for brokers, like me, to continue to drive benefit to our loyal clients. If youd like to show your support, you can sign the online petition to keep choice alive at https://www.brokerbehindyou.com.au/ #yourbrokerbehindyou #dontkillcompetition

12.01.2022 Your borrowing capacity and how much you want to spend can vary. We can provide you with an accurate picture of how much you can borrow and the assistance for you to determine what you can spend. Contact us today 9757 2600.

08.01.2022 Our Smartline colleague Sin Cacic found this & we just had to share it ! Saw this online. It’s a bit of a read but very funny. Talk about milking the system!!... **Breaking News**: Commissioner Hayne has released his findings from the RC into the price of milk at major supermarkets. Cows are obviously the issue and can’t be trusted concluded Hayne. I agree with the big supermarkets that clearly the best client outcome is for customers to get up at 5am to milk the cows and bring the milk to the supermarkets themselves. He further criticised the current structure of supermarkets paying conflicted remuneration to greedy farmers which adds to the cost of milk. Hayne stated that it is my expert opinion that farmers do nothing more than watch the cows eat grass and this is confirmed in the thorough and unbiased research provided by both Coles and Woolworths. Hayne further recommended that by concentrating on only milking 4 cows that competition would be guaranteed and that smaller supermarkets could easily survive and provide competition by focusing on the sale of almond milk. Milk prices are predicted to rise July 2020 as a result of increased supermarket costs to offset the large bonuses paid to senior management following the removal of payments to farmers. It’s a positive outcome for consumers and the Government should act on all recommendations immediately said one supermarket CEO. Woolworths and Coles shares closed 6% higher with nothing suspicious noted by many highly qualified media commentators. I don’t drink milk but I sat next to someone in first class that visited an olive farm as a kid so I know what I’m talking about said one Sydney newspaper economist who agreed with the RC findings. Happy Saturday broking legends!

07.01.2022 Our Smartline colleague Sin Cacic found this & we just had to share it ! Saw this online. Its a bit of a read but very funny. Talk about milking the system!!... **Breaking News**: Commissioner Hayne has released his findings from the RC into the price of milk at major supermarkets. Cows are obviously the issue and cant be trusted concluded Hayne. I agree with the big supermarkets that clearly the best client outcome is for customers to get up at 5am to milk the cows and bring the milk to the supermarkets themselves. He further criticised the current structure of supermarkets paying conflicted remuneration to greedy farmers which adds to the cost of milk. Hayne stated that it is my expert opinion that farmers do nothing more than watch the cows eat grass and this is confirmed in the thorough and unbiased research provided by both Coles and Woolworths. Hayne further recommended that by concentrating on only milking 4 cows that competition would be guaranteed and that smaller supermarkets could easily survive and provide competition by focusing on the sale of almond milk. Milk prices are predicted to rise July 2020 as a result of increased supermarket costs to offset the large bonuses paid to senior management following the removal of payments to farmers. Its a positive outcome for consumers and the Government should act on all recommendations immediately said one supermarket CEO. Woolworths and Coles shares closed 6% higher with nothing suspicious noted by many highly qualified media commentators. I dont drink milk but I sat next to someone in first class that visited an olive farm as a kid so I know what Im talking about said one Sydney newspaper economist who agreed with the RC findings. Happy Saturday broking legends!