Matt gets mortgage help
Completely overwhelmed by the Australian property market, Matt turned to his "utterly professional" MFAA mortgage broker.
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What's the one thing I need when I borrow?
An MFAA member.
When most people look for a mortgage, home loan or business finance, they're pre-occupied with numbers - who's offering the lowest interest rate? But in choosing the right mortgage broker, finance broker or lender, there's something else you should be looking for. The right letters: MFAA.
Raising the bar for mortgage & finance brokers, aggregators and mortgage managers.
MFAA stands for the Mortgage & Finance Association of Australia.
Formerly known as MIAA, MFAA was formed to raise standards among mortgage & finance brokers, aggregators/franchise groups & mortgage managers. It is now the peak industry body, representing over 12,500 mortgage, home loan and finance professionals across the country.
MFAA approved mortgage & finance brokers
To be approved (accredited) by MFAA, mortgage & finance brokers must satisfy rigorous criteria on education, experience and ethics. To remain a member, they must demonstrate they have maintained those standards and kept up-to-date with the latest mortgage and finance Industry developments.
So when you choose an MFAA approved mortgage broker, finance broker, mortgage manager or aggregator/franchise you can be sure you're dealing with someone who has demonstrated knowledge, experience and integrity.
Mortgages & home loans: only with an MFAA member
Whenever you borrow through a mortgage broker, finance broker, mortgage manager or franchise group, ask if they are a member of MFAA. They are the Essentials of Borrowing. To learn more about mortgages & business finance, talk to an MFAA member.
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