
Five Reasons to See a Mortgage Adviser Before Going to Your Bank
4. Convenience and Time Saving
The first time I took out a home loan was a long time ago. I knew little about finance and mortgages, but I was determined to get the best deal. I spent hours collecting brochures from various banks and comparing rates and loan terms. Then I filled out the applications to three different banks hoping that one would approve my loan. It was incredibly time consuming and I was never completely certain I was making the best decisions.
A few years later, I was looking to refix and extend my mortgage. I still didn’t know a lot about home loans, but I had been recommended by several friends to use a mortgage adviser. What an incredible difference it was. I had one meeting with an adviser and they did the rest, streamlining the process, saving me time and reducing the stress. If only I knew then what I know today!
5. Ongoing Support Beyond Settlement
Personalised support is something the Futurisk Mortgage Broking team prides itself on. You see, a good mortgage adviser doesn’t disappear once your loan is approved. We stay in touch or, if anything changes for you, we’re only ever a phone call or email away. Support includes helping you reassess your mortgage if your circumstances change and checking that your loan remains competitive over time. We are there for refixes and mortgage extensions or if you find yourself in need of financial advice relating to your mortgage. The proactive ongoing support provided by a mortgage adviser can make a big difference to your long-term financial health.
Your Mortgage Adviser is your Advocate
Banks are important but they’re not always the best starting point when you’re looking to borrow money for a home. A mortgage adviser acts as your advocate with banks and other lenders. We offer choice, expertise, and convenience.
If you or someone you know is looking for a mortgage that best fits your life’s circumstances, give Futurisk a call today.
You’re looking to purchase a new home and need a mortgage so it’s obvious—you just drop into the bank you’ve always used and ask for a home loan, right? No. Just hang on a second. While many borrowers instinctively turn to their bank when taking out a home loan, there is another way. Working with a mortgage adviser from an independent company such as Futurisk can mean significant advantages.
Whether you're a first-home buyer, or looking to buy an investment or holiday property, or wanting to refinance your existing loan, here’s five reasons why meeting with an independent mortgage adviser might be your best course of action.
1. Access to a Range of Loan Products
Because banks will only offer their own mortgage products, your options are limited. The bank will prescribe the type of loan, how it is set up, the interest rate, the repayment terms and all other aspects to the loan. Mortgage advisers, on the other hand, have a relationship with multiple lenders. These will include major banks, credit unions, and non-bank lenders. At Futurisk Ltd, we’ll listen to your individual needs, compare a wide variety of loan products, and recommend the one that best suits your financial situation and goals.
2. Potential for Better Rates and Terms
The broad network of lenders that a mortgage adviser has access to means they can often negotiate aspects of your loan such as interest rate and loan terms. As mentioned above, at Futurisk, we take time to understand your credit profile, income, budget, and borrowing needs. That means we can match your needs with the loan that is most beneficial to you.
3. Expertise and Support
We don’t want to blow our own trumpets, but the clue is in the name; “Mortgage Advisers” are experts in all aspects of mortgages. Rather than telling you what is best for you, a mortgage adviser will guide you through every step of the home loan process—from pre-approval to settlement. We’re mortgage experts who will help you understand the fine print, avoid common pitfalls, and ensure your application is complete and accurate, which can improve your chances of approval.

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