Lenders competing strongly for borrowers

8 November 2024

Lenders are competing strongly for borrowers, especially those with strong credit profiles. As a result, borrowing activity jumped 18.2% between January 2024 and August 2024, according to the most recent data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

During that time, owner-occupier borrowing climbed 14.9%, while investor borrowing surged 23.7% and refinancing also increased, rising 1.2%.

If you have an existing loan and have not had it reviewed in the past two years, there’s a good chance a better deal might exist, or if you are in the market to purchase, please get in touch to find out.

We can help you:

Compare loans from a diverse range of lenders
Maximise your borrowing capacity
Choose a strategy and loan structure that suits your personal circumstances

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