Home Loans
  Product Types:  
  Standard Variable Loans
Currently the most popular choice with Australian borrowers. Whilst being subject to interest rate fluctuations, variable rate home loans offer the most flexibility. Standard variable loans.

  Fixed Rate Loans

Although offering much less flexibility than standard variable rate loans fixed rate loans offer a greater degree of security as the interest rate payable does not fluctuate with interest rate rises. Interest rates can generally be set for up to 10 years depending on the individual product.

  Split Loans

These loans can be split in terms of a proportion of the loan being based on the variable rate of interest, and part of the loan being a fixed rate interest. A split between principal and interest payments, and interest only payments, is also possible.

  Vacant Land Loans

Vacant land loans enable customers to borrow in order to purchase land, with the intention of building a home on that land at a later stage. In some cases this can be considered business lending, depending on how the land is zoned.

  Construction Loans

Suitable not only for the construction of new homes, but also for major renovations to an existing home. Whilst a standard home loan necessitates a lump sum payment at agreement signoff, construction loans are usually drawn down in stages.

  Home Equity Loans
These loans allow the borrower to pull out equity out of their home in order to fund just about anything; debt consolidation, renovations, investment purposes holidays, or any other reason.

  Reverse Mortgages
Reverse Mortgages are offered to those clients who are above the age of 55, and who already have considerable equity in their homes. Reverse mortgages allows these applicants to withdraw some of their equity either through a lump sum payment, or through continued and on-going monthly payments.

  Lines of Credit
This kind of loan is popular with property investors, and operates much like an overdraft facility, where the borrower can withdraw extra funds (up to an agreed ceiling) at any time. This credit is secured by the borrower's proportional ownership of their property.

  Bridging Loans
A short-term loan (usually 6-12 months) that covers a financial gap between the purchase of a new property and the sale of an old property.

  Non-conforming Loans
These kinds of loans are suitable for people who may have an adverse credit history. They are designed to accommodate those who do not meet the normal criteria.

Low-doc/No-doc Loans
Low Doc Home Loans are suitable for people (most commonly self-employed or casual workers) who can afford to take out a home loan, but are not in a position to prove their income, have variable income, or do not have tax returns or financial reports.

 

Commercial & Business Loans
  Product Types:  
  Commercial Loans
We can assist with both commercial construction mortgages as well as commercial loans for existing commercial properties. Within this structure, we also provide assistance with mezzanine funding if required.

  Business Loans

Business loans are generally secured against residential property. These business loans offer competitive rates, flexibility, and control.

  Investment Loans

Whether you are looking to invest in the stock market or other avenues, we have solutions which are geared towards wealth acceleration leveraged through investments.

  Franchise Lending

Franchisees can now often secure a loan which is secured by the business itself. The types of loans which are available for franchisees are typically determined by the type of security being offered.

   

 

Personal Loans
  Product Types:  
  Secured Loans
Secured personal loans of up to $100,000. Secured loans can be used for the purchase of such things as cars, motorcycles, caravans, or boats.

  Unsecured Loans

Unsecured personal loans up to $40,000. Generally speaking applicants must be employed full-time, have lived at the same address for at least 12 months, and have an excellent credit rating.