Mortgage Broker in Westmead, Wentworthville, Parramatta and surrounding suburbs
Helping people, and providing absolute customer satisfaction is my main goal. I achieve this by completing a comprehensive 'fact find' on all my clients.
I find out what they are really looking for in a home loan, what their plans and goals for the future are, and then source the most suitable home finance options based around these requirements.
I work with people from all walks of life, from self-employed borrowers to retirees.
Home Loans
Buying a home is one of the most important decisions we make in our life and getting the right home loan is as important as buying the right property.
Investors
With over 25 lenders on our panel, we can often source interest rates at significant discounts to what you may see advertised.
Self Employed
Many Australians enjoy the freedom of working for themselves, but being self-employed means time is of the essence, not to mention the challenge of keeping up with the paperwork of running your own business.
Latest News
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Goal setting vs goal kicking: five ways to win in 2020
It’s a new year! So, you’re going to be thinking about how you want this year to be an improvement on the last. I have some home truths for you. Some things you need to hear. Half of us in Australia set new year’s resolutions, but only 12 per cent of us stick to them. So, as a valued client of mine, I want you to know how to not just goal SET for 2020, but how to follow through and KICK goals too. We’re going to do this. You ready?
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The best thing to do while the property market naps..
Like most of us after a hefty ham and prawn feast on Christmas day, the property market tends to enjoy a nap during the festive season. That is to say that agent and seller activity goes a bit quiet during December and into January. Ironically, both the big property portals report that January is one of the most popular times for buyers to browse online. So if you start dreaming about buying property in 2020, here’s what you should do over festive break.
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Don’t dig yourself a Christmas debt
I read recently that the average gift spend at Christmas time is over $500. Then I researched the food bill per person (and let’s be honest, the host get stuck with the lion’s share of costs) and it’s $122 for food and $131 for drinks. But for many of us, we spend a whole lot more and to be fair, it’s easy to get carried away buying gifts. So here are some quick financial survival tips.