A fresh face for Finance Brokers Tasmania
Tuesday 23 March, 2021
It’s been quite a few years since the inception of Finance Brokers Tasmania. Established in 1986, we have been servicing the Tasmanian community for over 35 years.
As you can imagine – over this period, the financial industry has changed. To reflect its growth (and ours), we’ve updated our brand. Our new, more contemporary look maintains a similar colour to our original brand, but is designed to symbolise the personal, customised approach we take for our clients.
While our look may have changed, rest assured our service and commitment to our clients remains the same. We are still locally owned and operated, with a strong focus on our community.
You may also notice a slight change in our name, we are no longer Finance Brokers of Tasmania, but simply Finance Brokers Tasmania. (We have set up a ‘swear jar’ in the office – so if you hear us answer the phone incorrectly, please make sure to let us know).
Follow us on Facebook and Instagram, as we launch our new suite of photography and videography.
While our look may have changed, rest assured our service and commitment to our clients remains the same. We are still locally owned and operated, with a strong focus on our community.
You may also notice a slight change in our name, we are no longer Finance Brokers of Tasmania, but simply Finance Brokers Tasmania. (We have set up a ‘swear jar’ in the office – so if you hear us answer the phone incorrectly, please make sure to let us know).
Follow us on Facebook and Instagram, as we launch our new suite of photography and videography.
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