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Public Holidays (2023)

Sunday 1 January: New Year’s Day

Monday 2 January: New Year’s Day (additional day)

Thursday 26 January: Australia Day

Friday 7 April: Good Friday

Saturday 8 April: Easter Saturday

Monday 10 April: Easter Monday

Tuesday 25 April: Anzac Day

Monday 12 June: King’s Birthday

Monday 2 October: Labour Day

Monday 25 December: Christmas Day

Tuesday 26 December: Boxing Day

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Our external dispute resolution provider is The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) Phone 1800 931 678, www.afca.org.au

External dispute resolution is a free service established to provide you with an independent mechanism to resolve specific complaints.

How much is the maximum loan amount that my clients can borrow in Receptive III?

The maximum loan amount that your clients can borrow in Receptive III is $5,000,000 per single security. However, to determine the best loan options for your clients, it is recommended that they complete MSt 003 to see what products their situation falls under. Visit our website to learn more about the loan options available to your clients and how to apply for them.

What is the applicable LVR for no mortgage insurance for my clients?

The Super Prime I product offers no mortgage insurance for loans with LVR to 80%. This means that your clients can avoid the added cost and hassle of mortgage insurance if they have a down payment of at least 20% of the property value. However, it’s important to note that different lenders may have different LVR requirements for loans with no mortgage insurance, and not all lenders offer this type of loan. Additionally, having a higher LVR may result in a higher interest rate. more options.

Do Ultra Prime products accept Interest Only repayments?

No, Ultra Prime products do not accept Interest Only repayments. Ultra Prime products only accept Principal & Interest repayment type. If your clients are looking for Interest Only repayment options, we recommend checking out other Mortgage Street products like Super Prime, Premium or completing MSt 003 to see if they qualify. For more information and to find the best product for your clients’ needs, visit our website.

What is the maximum LVR at which my clients are not required to pay a risk fee?

With our Liberal products, there is no risk fee required for LVR up to 70%. This can be a great option for your clients who are looking for a home loan with a lower risk fee & they can enjoy extra savings when borrowing with our Liberal products. To learn more about our Liberal products and how they can help your clients, visit our website today.

Is there an option for alternative documentation (alt-doc) loans for self-employed clients?

Yes, there is an option for alternative documentation (alt-doc) loans for self-employed clients. Low documentation loans are designed to assist self-employed borrowers who may have difficulty providing all the required financial documentation. Instead of providing traditional income documentation such as payslips, tax returns, or financial statements, borrowers may qualify for a loan based on their income declared on their BAS statements, business turnover and credit score. As a mortgage broker, it’s important to understand that alternative documentation (alt-doc) loans may come with higher interest rates and fees than traditional loans, also, the loan to value ratio (LVR) might be lower as well. We recommend visiting our relocation loan page to learn more about the specific criteria and documentation required for alternative documentation (alt-doc) loans, as well as to compare it to other loan options and find the one that best suits your client’s needs. Our accredited mortgage brokers will be more than happy to assist you with any enquiries you may have about alternative documentation (alt-doc) loans and how they may benefit your self-employed clients.

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