We will help you to obtain a loan, or an increase to the amount of an existing loan, with a credit provider from a panel of credit providers which is suitable for your purposes.
The six credit providers which we conduct most business with are:
We need you to provide us with complete and accurate information so that we can assess the suitability of the loan for you. We cannot suggest to you, or assist you to apply for, a loan with a particular credit provider if that loan would be unsuitable for you. A loan will be unsuitable if it is likely that it does not meet your requirements or objectives, or it is likely that you will be unable to meet your financial obligations under the loan or could only do so with substantial hardship. For example, if you are unable to make your repayments without selling your principal place of residence, it will be presumed the loan will cause substantial hardship. We also must not suggest you increase the credit limit on an existing loan, or assist you to apply for such an increase, if the loan would then be unsuitable for you for any of the above reasons.
At any time within 7 years of the date of our credit assistance quote, you may request a copy of our preliminary credit assessment.
We will provide you with a copy of our preliminary assessment within 7 business days of your request, unless you make your request more than 2 years after the date of our credit quote, in which case we will provide it within 21 business days of your request.
We may charge you an origination fee for arranging finance for you. In some circumstances, depending on the services we provide to you, we may elect not to charge an origination fee.
We (or any of our employees, directors or credit representatives) may receive, directly or indirectly, commissions from the credit provider for any loan for which we have provided credit assistance to you. These commissions are not directly payable by you.
We may pay commissions to third parties (being employees, related entities/persons or referrers) for introducing you to us. These are not commissions payable by you.
You may, on request, obtain information from us about how the fees and charges payable by you are worked out and an estimate of the commissions likely to be received, directly or indirectly, or paid by us and how these commissions are worked out.
We hope you are delighted with our services, but if you have a complaint, you can contact our internal dispute resolution procedure by:
Please provide as much detail as you can as this will likely assist us to resolve your matter quicker.
If you are unhappy with the outcome of your complaint, you may refer it to the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA):
AFCA is a free dispute resolution service that was established to facilitate the resolution of complaints between consumers and members of its scheme.
If you have any questions about this credit guide or anything else regarding our services, just ask at any time by using the contact details we have provided at the start of this credit guide. We’re here to help you.
We are a credit representative of the credit licensee named at the start of this document and are authorised to engage in helping you to obtain a loan, or an increase to the amount of an existing loan with a credit provider from a panel of credit providers which is suitable for your purposes on behalf of that licensee.
No fees or charges are payable by you to us.
We may receive, directly or indirectly, commissions from the credit licensee. These commissions are not directly payable by you.
We may pay commissions to third parties (being employees, related entities/persons or referrers) for introducing credit business or business proposed to be financed by credit contracts. These are not commissions payable by you.
You may, on request, obtain information from us about how the fees and charges payable by you are worked out and an estimate of the commissions likely to be received, directly or indirectly, or paid by us and how these commissions are worked out.
We hope you are delighted with our services, but if you have a complaint, you can contact our internal dispute resolution procedure by:
Please provide as much detail as you can as this will likely assist us to resolve your matter quicker.
If you are unhappy with the outcome of your complaint, you may refer it to the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA):
AFCA is a free dispute resolution service that was established to facilitate the resolution of complaints between consumers and members of its scheme.
If you have any questions about this credit guide or anything else regarding our services, just ask at any time by using the contact details we have provided at the start of this credit guide. We're here to help you.