Shop 5, Bell Central, Bell Place
MUDGEERABA QLD 4213
Tel: 07 5559 2563
Fax: 07 5559 2564

Your local mortgage and finance professional servicing Mudgeeraba and surrounding central Gold Coast areas

Our experienced, award winning team at Mortgage Choice in Mudgeeraba has been helping our clients for over 7 years. Whether you are a first home buyer, buying your second or subsequent home, looking at your first investment property or a seasoned property investor we have the expertise to guide you through the process.

CHOICE: We have a large panel of Australia's leading lenders, so you have genuine choice from many hundreds of home loan options.

PROFESSIONAL ADVICE: We work for you, our clients, looking after your best interests, assuring you of balanced and professional advice.

CONVENIENT: We do the running around, the research and comparisons for you, saving you the time and hassle involved in finding the right home loan. We lodge the application and do all the follow up through to loan approval and beyond, keeping you up-to-date every step of the way. And we can meet with you at our office or your home or office.

HIGH VALUE: At Mortgage Choice we do not sell our own loan products and our commission is the same regardless of the lender you select. And best of all, we don't charge you anything for our service.

AWARD WINNING: At the recent Mortgage Choice Business Excellence Awards, John won both the Queensland and National Single Operator of the Year Awards.

Please call or email us if you'd like to meet to discuss your options.

As your local Mortgage Choice mortgage broker, we service the following suburbs: Austinville, Bonogin, Mudgeeraba, Springbrook, Tallai, Worongary, Gilston, Tallebudgera, Reedy Creek, Andrews, Burleigh, Miami, Robina, Merrimac, Mermaid Waters, Mermaid Beach, Broadbeach and Broadbeach Waters.

Mortgage tips to help borrowers own their property sooner

While interest rates and living costs are rising, the possibility of borrowers improving their mortgage situation via a few key steps is an opportunity not to be overlooked.

To help borrowers take a few steps closer to being mortgage-free, Mortgage Choice suggests going over the following checklist:

Step 1: Is your current mortgage still the most suitable for you?

Circumstances change, as do your needs. Consider how competitive your lender’s interest rate is, what features you are paying for and aren’t using, the fees you’re forking out for and what kind of costs are associated with switching loans and/or lender. A reputable mortgage broker can offer a no-cost home loan health check to compare your loan to others currently available.

Step 2: Are there ways to pay off your mortgage quicker?

Have you been throwing money into the home loan account wherever possible e.g. your yearly tax return or bonus or leftover monthly wage? Every cent counts. Is it possible for you to repay at a faster rate via other methods e.g. paying fortnightly instead of monthly or making the loan a partial offset?

Step 3: Are you interest rate savvy?

Have you been repaying your mortgage as though its interest rate was at least two percentage points higher, preparing yourself for rate rises and in the meantime reducing your loan term and the amount owed? This will encourage a good savings habit and make adjusting to rate rises less burdensome.

Step 4: Is refinancing an option?

If you are struggling with your repayments, consider refinancing the home loan over a longer term than you have left. Or, if you’ve been making extra repayments to reduce your home loan amount, you could always refinance the home loan so your repayments reflect what you owe on the loan, not the original home loan amount.

Step 5: Have you looked at your spending habits?

Are you spending more money than you need to e.g. transport, entertainment, fast food? Continually list your expenses to see where you can save money and contribute more into your mortgage. Once you have revisited all of the above steps, re-do your budget so you really are beginning the year ahead.

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