Why is the importance of bank statements for loan applications on the rise? A bank statement gives lenders a fuller picture of a person’s financial profile and helps them to identify general conduct through spending habits, debt obligations, bills and regular income.
Each quarter we like to check out the Commsec State of the State economics report to give us a snapshot of the economic performance and momentum of all states. Read now to find out which States are likely to have businesses wanting to borrow for growth and to meet the demand of growing economies
We discuss the value of mortgage broking and how it delivers insight, security and choice to the Australian economy, especially during a time of financial uncertainty.
Fed up with renting or struggling to save a deposit? Western Australians have a chance to get a foot on the property ladder with the Shared Home Ownership scheme by the State Government. Find out more.
Want to buy a small business? Watch this video in which Cameron Tilley, Finance Broker Westminster National, talks about who you should speak to and how to get small business financing before you acquire a business.
Is the Bank of Mum and Dad the best option for a startup or SME loan? A discussion with your finance broker will help you uncover all the possible forms of small business financing.
5 common personal finance issues that can cause roadblocks with banks and make them reluctant to lend you a mortgage.
New technology such as ZipID is streamlining the application process for business financing. If you’re a business owner applying for a loan or a mortgage, it’s good to be aware of these new processes.
Property development finance isn’t as easy to raise from a major bank as it was 3 to 4 years ago, with 120% of presales required. But have you explored all of your options before shelving the project?
How much can I borrow for a home loan? It’s a common question people ask. Talking to a finance broker can help individuals and business owners set realistic expectations for how much they can borrow from a bank.