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Why choose an MFAA Accredited Broker?

Choosing the right broker can make a real difference to your borrowing journey. Instead of spending hours comparing options, your broker does the hard work for you.

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MFAA Accreditation

MFAA accredited brokers hold an industry-recognised qualification, comply with responsible lending obligations and commit to ongoing professional development.

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Frequently asked questions

In most cases, yes — mortgage brokers are typically paid a commission by the lender, not by you. Your broker must disclose any fees upfront so there are no surprises. Always confirm the fee structure before you proceed.
Use the filters on this page to narrow by speciality (e.g. investment property, commercial finance), meeting preference (in-person or online), language spoken and distance from your location. Once you find a broker you like, reach out to discuss your situation before committing.
A mortgage broker compares loans from multiple lenders, explains interest rates, fees and loan features, and helps you choose a home loan that suits your goals. They guide you through the entire borrowing process, from pre-approval to settlement.
Most lenders prefer a 20% deposit, but many borrowers purchase with less, especially when using government support programs. A broker can explain how your deposit affects borrowing power, loan options and whether you may need Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI).
Refinancing means switching to a new loan or lender for a better interest rate, new features or lower repayments. Borrowers often refinance when rates change, fixed terms expire or financial needs evolve. A broker can assess potential savings and costs to help you decide.
A broker can compare commercial loans, equipment finance solutions and cash-flow support from multiple lenders. They help you understand loan structures, repayment options and approval requirements, making it easier to secure funding for business growth.