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In 2019, Australian’s lost over $142 million to scammers from all around the world. We want to help reduce that number by keeping you informed and up to date to avoid falling victim to scammers.
Due to the COVID-19 crisis and subsequent government regulations, we’ve seen a lot of financial changes. Sadly many of these changes have been through job and income loss, and are an added stress during an already difficult time.
We’re living in unprecedented times at the moment and there have been a lot of changes to our situations and finances. Due to COVID-19 (coronavirus) we have seen businesses and personal loans affected as well as personal income situations.
Starting your financial journey can be daunting, especially when there are over 100 lenders to choose from. Entering a new phase of life is meant to be an exciting journey… but don’t worry – that’s where we come in.
As of January 1st 2020, the Australian Government have announced a new scheme allowing first home buyers to purchase a property with a deposit of as little as 5%.
A question we often hear is, ‘why would I go to a broker when I can go directly to the bank for my loan?’. Well, here’s just a few reasons why you should chat to us today about your finance needs.
We keep hearing the same message from the marketplace – lenders are saying “No” more and more frequently. Credit is getting harder and harder to get. Customers are no longer given good service, instead they are interrogated as if they are applying for a job with the lender – instead of a loan!
The Adviser finds out what it’s like to be a broker in Tasmania as they sit down with Lance Cure, veteran broker and director of Finance Brokers Tasmania, who joined the broking industry in 1986.