Matthew Holland
It's a Simple Choice when looking for finance in Sydney's North and North Western Suburb's
For over 7 years, Matthew Holland and his team have been the only choice you have needed to make when obtaining home finance.We can visit you at your home or office from 8am till 7pm most days or why not visit one of our offices.
Our administration department operate from both Gladesville and Rozelle offices, we pride ourselves on providing superior service to clients. Why would you go directly to a bank when we can bring 27 of the top lenders to you? And to top it off, our service is free of charge.
The principal of the franchise is Matthew Holland, who has a background in electrical and transport industries before taking over the Ryde Mortgage Choice in 2001. Matthew has a qualifications in financial planning and mortgage broking. Over the past 7 years, Matthew has grown the business to a local institiution.
Multiple award winner within our industry and community, Matthew prides himself on the "yes we can" attitude of his team. He has hand picked each broker and support staff to ensure that you receive the service you expect, and deserve.
Matthew has consistently performed in the Top 3 franchises nationally.
Testimonials
"The team at Gladesville Mortgage Choice delivered on their promise to provide a streamlined process from start to finish. We have no hesitation in referring business to Matt and his team". The James family from Hunters Hill
"Thanks to our broker Tiz and a special thanks to Karen in the office who held our hand with our 1st home purchase. Your a great team". T
Thanks Katie from Gladesville.
"Hi Andy, Thanks again for all the help, the fact I could contact you on a Sunday to discuss my situation shows your level of customer service. Much appreciated and you will hear from us again"
Jason from Homebush Bay
"Hi Les, It was a real pleasure dealing with such a professional individual, your coming to our home at 7:30m on a Saturday night was a real saviour as I think we may have lost our new home if we had waitied any longer. Thanks Les and Julian for all your help".Maxine and family from Castle Hill.
Spring clean your mortgage with these tips
Giving your mortgage a spring clean for the year ahead can often end in a pleasing result. A good de-clutter never goes astray and often uncovers financial aspects of your life that need some reassessment or to be changed altogether. A simple adjustment could save you thousands of dollars.
For example, say you have a mortgage of $250,000 at 9.47% p.a., adjusting your budget to include $20 extra per week in your mortgage will save you over $105,000 in interest on the total loan amount plus reduces the loan term by over five years.
The spring season is a great time to get all your paperwork reorganised for the sunny months ahead so why not do this while you're giving your home a 'spring clean'. Then your home really is thoroughly cleared out and all set to enjoy with peace of mind".
- Look at your past year’s budget and expenditure to see what aspects of your spending you can move around so you can perhaps add extra dollars to your mortgage. Every little bit goes a long way to saving interest payments and time off the loan term.
- Get to know your mortgage. Recent research showed more than half of Australia’s mortgage holders do not know their mortgage interest rate. It is one of the biggest financial commitments a person can make so get to know all about it!
- Consider the mortgage features you use. Does your loan have a range of features you don’t use? You might be able to switch to a ‘cheaper’ loan with fewer options. Or, you may benefit from a loan with more features, such as an offset account.
- Look into debt consolidation if you are struggling with a range of debt repayments. By rolling your other debts into your mortgage you will pay less each repayment period and gain some peace of mind. However, remember that those debts will be stretched over a longer period i.e. your entire home loan term.
- Get a free home loan health check from a reputable mortgage broker. There is no obligation so no reason to not check you’re still doing the best thing by your mortgage.