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Applications are subject to approval. Conditions, fees and charges apply. Please note that you need to be an Australian citizen or permanent resident to apply.

Credit services for Aussie Select, Aussie Activate and Aussie Elevate products are provided by AHL Investments Pty Ltd ACN 105 265 861 (“Aussie”) and its appointed credit representatives, Australian Credit Licence 246786. Credit for Aussie Select products is provided by Residential Mortgage Group Pty Ltd ACN 152 378 133, Australian Credit Licence 414133 (“RMG”). RMG is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia ABN 48 123 123 124 AFSL and Australian Credit Licence 234945. Credit for Aussie Activate products is provided by Pepper Finance Corporation Limited ACN 094 317 647 (“Pepper”). Pepper Group Limited ACN 094 317 665, Australian Credit Licence 286655 acts on behalf of Pepper. Credit services for Aussie Elevate products are provided by AHL Investments Pty Ltd ACN 105 265 861 Australian Credit Licence 246786 (“Aussie”) and its appointed credit representatives. Aussie is a trade mark of AHL Investments Pty Ltd ABN 27 105 265 861. Credit and any applicable offset accounts for Aussie Elevate are issued by Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Limited ABN 11 068 049 178 AFSL / Australian Credit Licence 237879.

Aussie is a trade mark of AHL Investments Pty Ltd. Aussie is a subsidiary of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia ABN 48 123 123 124. ©2019 AHL Investments Pty Ltd ABN 27 105 265 861 Australian Credit Licence 246786.

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An Aussie mortgage broker can find the right home loan for you.

  • FREE Suburb and Property Report with every appointment.
  • Access 3,000+ loans from over 20 lenders.
  • Get expert help with your loan application, including paperwork and eligibility.
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Updated December 9th, 2019
Name Product Upfront consultation fee Variable rates from Comparison rates from Lenders on panel Apply Now
Aussie
Aussie
$0
2.99%
3.02%
22
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Aussie is a long-established mortgage brand with over 1,000 brokers across the country.
eChoice
eChoice
$0
3.03%
3.04%
25
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eChoice has a network of brokers Australia-wide and convenient online service. They work with lenders large and small.

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How do I compare mortgage brokers?

A good mortgage broker should be a qualified professional who guides you through the process of selecting an appropriate mortgage and completing the application process. To make sure your broker is reliable, do the following:

  • Look at their accreditation. Check that your broker has an Australian Credit License or is an Australian Credit Representative. They should also be a member of either the Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia (MFAA) or the Finance Brokers Association of Australia (FBAA).
  • Ask about their lending panel. Brokers cannot compare loans from all lenders, but most will have a large range. Ask about the broker's panel to check that they offer mortgages from many different lenders.
  • Do your homework. The broker should do the hard work for you. But the more you know about the mortgage industry the easier it is to know when you're broker is really doing their best to help you.
  • Research the broker. Chances are your broker has an online presence and previous customers who have left reviews of their experience. This can be valuable information when shopping around for a broker.

How do mortgage brokers get paid?

Mortgage brokers are paid by commissions from lenders. They receive an upfront commission when you take out a loan and a recurring commission each year you are still repaying the loan.

How does a mortgage broker work?

A mortgage broker has a duty of care to help you find a loan that is suitable for your financial needs. After assessing your financial situation and how much you can reasonably afford to borrow, a broker will present you with a selection of suitable loans from their panel of lenders.

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    TammySeptember 11, 2017

    I looking for the best home loan. We live in Brisbane & we want start looking buy our 1st house. We have good credit with $35,000 deposit. We have great rental history to & saving $1000/week. Our budget is $500,000. Years s this possible? We have no debts whatsoever- credit cards & personal loans just our living expenses. Our combined income $250,000

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      DeeSeptember 11, 2017Staff

      Hi Tammy,

      Thanks for your question.

      If you are able to deposit $35k, you may compare home loans with 95% LVR here. These are loans which require at least 5% deposit.

      You may also contact a mortgage broker who can give you advice on what’s the most suitable option for your situation.

      Cheers,
      Anndy

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