Somewhere between Netflix and the gym, there's another subscription nobody's checked.
Your rate, your structure, the equity you've built and whatever you're hoping to do next. We'll look at all of it, compare it properly and tell you honestly whether refinancing is worth the admin.
The repayment goes out, the bank sends emails you fully intend to read later, and checking the loan lands somewhere below groceries and school pick-up on a list nobody finishes. There's never a moment where it announces it's stopped suiting you.
Meanwhile your income shifted, the house went up, and you started talking about renovating or investing or just having a bit more room each month. Somewhere in there the question stopped being "could I get a better rate" and became "does this thing still suit us at all".
6
monthly rate reviews
Because a loan shouldn't have to become obviously bad before someone checks it.
five star reviews
Mostly about the explaining, less about the rates they got.
100+
40+
Lenders
Your bank gets one shot at the answer. We compare it against everyone else's before recommending anything.
7+
Years broking
Long enough to know the sharpest rate on the table isn't automatically the smartest refinance.
Three possible answers, and we don't have a preference between them. We look at your loan, your rate, your repayments, the equity you've built and what you want it to fund next, then compare all of it against what's actually available. You'll come away knowing which one applies to you, and why, and you can stop wondering about it.
We work out which one you're actually after, then whether the numbers support it. Rate, fees, term, features, structure and what you want it to fund. The rate is one of six.
Equity scenarios mapped if a renovation or another property is on the table, so you can see what's usable rather than what's theoretical
The real trade-offs side by side, including what switching costs, so the saving is the number after the costs rather than before them
Your structure checked against the life you've got now, not the one you had when you signed
A straight recommendation, including "stay where you are" when that's the right call
Repricing and annual reviews afterwards, so the new loan doesn't become the old problem in three years
Broker fees: nothing, in almost every case. We're paid by whichever lender you choose, not by you. The exceptions are genuinely rare, bridging finance with no end debt, or paying out your loan within a short period of time, and if either applies, you'll know upfront, not after.
Options across 40+ lenders, but only if moving looks worth it in the first place
Your current loan reviewed properly, rate, fees, features and what's left on the term, so you know what you're actually comparing against
Your current loan reviewed properly, rate, fees, features and what's left on the term, so you know what you're actually comparing against
Options across 40+ lenders, but only if moving looks worth it in the first place
The real trade-offs side by side, including what switching costs, so the saving is the number after the costs rather than before them
Equity scenarios mapped if a renovation or another property is on the table, so you can see what's usable rather than what's theoretical
Your structure checked against the life you've got now, not the one you had when you signed
A straight recommendation, including "stay where you are" when that's the right call
Repricing and annual reviews afterwards, so the new loan doesn't become the old problem in three years
Broker fees: nothing, in almost every case. We're paid by whichever lender you choose, not by you. The exceptions are genuinely rare, bridging finance with no end debt, or paying out your loan within a short period of time, and if either applies, you'll know upfront, not after.
Twenty minutes to tell us what you've got and why you're thinking about it. No spreadsheet required, and no assumption that refinancing is the answer.
Rate, repayments, balance, remaining term, property value, equity and the reason you're here. We work out what your current loan is doing before comparing it to anything else.
If there are options worth considering, you'll see them side by side with the costs, the trade-offs and the reasoning, all set out in your Game Plan. You'll know why we're recommending what we are, not just which lender logo ended up on top.
If you decide to move, we take care of the application, the lender follow-up and the unglamorous paperwork, and keep you across the parts that matter.
Repricing every six months and an annual review, so the new rate doesn't become the old problem in three years.
"Stephanie and her team were able to arrange a better rate for our loans even though we already had a competitive rate. The transition to the new lender was smooth and Stephanie was prompt to assist with any enquiries and offered support whenever needed."
"Stephanie was amazing to deal with and made navigating through the refinancing my home/mortgage process after separation very very easy. She was super patient with a rather protracted timeframe and cheerfully followed up with me at regular intervals."
"I can't say enough good things about Stephanie and her team. They made the refinance process effortless, guiding me every step of the way with their expertise and support. Their knowledge gave me complete confidence that I was in good hands."
Three investment properties by twenty-five, thirteen years renting somewhere else while she held them, then the family home. Steph has spent most of her adult life with a loan doing something, and a fair bit of it working out whether the loan was still the right one.
Which means she's been on both sides of this. 7+ years of broking since has added what she couldn't learn from her own portfolio: what lenders will actually do, which reviews are worth the paperwork, and how long most people leave it before anyone checks. Usually years.
Best case, there's a smarter way to structure it for what you're actually trying to do next. Twenty minutes on the phone gets you where things stand, what could change and whether there's enough in it to bother. Either way, you stop wondering about it.