You should only borrow using a professional you can trust – so ask the essential question:  “Are you a member of the MFAA?”   Or, if you prefer, you can check their credentials online at:  www.mortgageandfinancehelp.com.au.

MFAA Member Criteria:

• industry experience
• highest education standards in the industry
• ongoing education
• professional development
• probity checks
• professional indemnity insurance, and
• dispute resolution service

 

DID YOU KNOW?

83.6% of people think it’s important to find out if a mortgage or finance broker is a member of an industry body before engaging them.

A mortgage or finance credit adviser can save you time:  the choices now available in the market can seem limitless and overwhelming.  Work with a professional who already has the knowledge.

A mortgage or finance credit adviser can give you choice:  most brokers have a panel of lenders from whom to source loans.

A mortgage or finance credit adviser can help you avoid pitfalls:  many products seem to offer a good deal, but may include penalties, fees and charges that aren’t obvious.  A broker can help you avoid taking out a loan you might later regret.

BEFORE YOU SEE SOMEONE

Get answers to questions like:

• How much should I borrow?
• What’s a simple way to increase my borrowing capacity?
• Should I have a fixed rate, variable rate or split loan?
• How do I pay off my mortgage sooner?
• What do I need to know about debt consolidation?