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Special Home Loan Offer 3.49% with 100% Offset (CR 3.52%) @ Obtain Finance

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As a Mortgage Broker driven by giving maximum value to customers, We Have dialed down most of our commission with one of Australia's most awarded lenders to bring you this Home Loan bargain. Rate advertised is available for Owner Occupied Home Loans up to $750,000. Please see poster for terms and conditions or contact us for assistance. Please note we also have a heavily discounted Investment Home Loans from 3.79% (CR 3.82%) with the same lender.

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02 8091 5797

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  • +1

    Any fixed rate loans with offset account option?

  • +2

    Hey Michael who is the lender?

  • +8

    As a Mortgage Broker driven by giving maximum value to customers

    Not really, you're driven by commissions and growing your customer base.

    But hey, everyone has a family to feed, so good luck.

  • We Have dialed down most of our commission

    So you are going to rebate upfront and trailing commissions?

  • +1

    Ozb is going to be taken over by brokers. At least this one is not claiming partnership with a lender and offering gift cards to boost sales..

    To offer rates like these guys, they're reducing their commissions the lender is paying..

    Advice to all is to be wary of sly tactics like fixing you so they guarantee their comms. Commissions are clawed back if you refinance within certain timeframes, if a loan moves in 0-12 months it typically sees 100% clawback. Over that is 50%

  • is it max 1.5mill or 750k . The link says different to your post.

    • Hi Wazza, thanks for the question. The rate is different above the $750,000 amount stated with this offer, based on this particular lender. Email: [email protected] or call 02 8091 5797 to have a chat. Michael

  • +2

    Any fees or charges associated with this loan?

  • Any deal for Investment loan? Gift card etc

  • +2

    More details please upfront.

    ?LVR
    ?fees schedule - set up fee/annual fee/discharge fee

    etc

  • How many offset accounts can you have to the one loan?

    • same question from me

  • Don't know about these guys however credit to them as they are at least willing to face the tough ozb crowd.

    If you ever come across Mortgage House anywhere however, steer clear of them by a million miles. Very very dodgy mob from Managing Director down, I got pretty badly stuck with Mortgage House and got nothing from them off what they promised.

    • +1

      Can confirm the worst thing we ever did with out loan was switch to Mortgage House, been nothing but a nightmare!

  • +5

    (CR 3.52%).

    TA can you please confirm we get 3.52% cash back on this.

    • +1

      CR = Comparison Rate

      • +4

        Sorry, it's Father's Day so I thought my lame dad jokes might stick a little better.
        3.52% of you mortgage back through cash rewards would be the deal of the century.

  • Whats the minimum LVR on this?

    • I imagine the minimum would be close to zero, as that involves very little risk for the lender. I think that you mean maximum?

  • Don't need a loan but just commenting that the rate is pretty decent given it has 100% offset.

    • +1

      I'd want to know if the offset account is with an APRA regulated Authorised Deposit-taking Institution.
      Otherwise, if the lender got into financial difficulty, your account wouldn't be covered by the government guarantee and you could lose access to the offset funds. In a worst case scenario you could find those 'offset' funds rank as an unsecured claim over the lenders assets that could get you a few cents in the $ a after several years while still having to repay the mortgage.
      For me, if it's not with an ADI, even a rate this good wouldn't be worth the risk.

      • Not sure about this offer from Op.

        My loan is with CBA @ 3.55% Std Var and 3.77% fixed 2 years (for my IP); 100% offset for std var. I'd assume CBA would be APRA regulated ;)

        • +1

          All the banks, building societies and credit unions are covered, so no probs with CBA.
          The risk is with the offset accounts for some of the other lenders as they usually aren't technically deposit accounts. Instead they are often legally structured as reborrowing/redraw arrangements even though they are referred to as offset accounts. Unfortunately, the OP hasn't indicated who the actual lender is behind this offer so I can't tell whether we need to be worried.

  • +2

    looks like rep has done a runner. the level of service speaks for itself

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