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Your mortgage advisor understands the different policies of each bank. We get to know you and your personal situation, so we can work with the appropriate lender(s) to match your unique circumstances.
If one lender says, No – you won’t have to tell your story all over again to another lender. We do the heavy lifting and leg work for you – allowing you to focus on other areas of your life.
Mortgage advisory/brokerage services are now a fully regulated industry. The Financial Advice Provider (FAP) has to be registered and the financial advisers (FA) who work for the FAP also have to be registered. The FAP has to operate under a license.
Financial advisers now have to be fully qualified to give advice and obtain qualifications to support this.
Mortgage advisors have insight into the lending environment because of the volume of enquiries we deal with and the number of lenders we work with. We’re able to provide independent advice to suit your needs, including term time-frames for your loan, the right interest rate split and how long you should fix your loan for.
Most of the time it’s free to use the services of a mortgage advisor. We get paid by the lenders on the settlement of your loan. In rare circumstances, we may need to charge a fee if we’re not eligible to receive commission from the lender.
Lendal Mortgages are part of the New Zealand Financial Services Group (NZFSG) – if you engage with Matt Carr of Lendal Mortgages you’ll be sent a user-friendly online application form to begin the process. Once I understand your personal situation I’ll be able to let you know what further documentation is required to support your application.
Interest rates are either in a downward or upward interest rate market. Often floating rates are higher than fixed interest rates. Your mortgage advisor can take the time to sit down with you, understand your financial situation, work out the cost of breaking your fixed rate and let you know how much you would save fixing at the new rate.
