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The Smart Mortgage & Lending team are dedicated to delivering more. We understand that engaging a mortgage broker means that you are embarking on an investment journey that requires a professional financial partner that you can trust.

That's why we are actively involved in pulling together learning resources to better equip you with the information you need to make stronger decisions.
We believe the smarter we make our clients, the more connected they become to their finances. Our smartest, most informed clients are the ones whose financial portfolios are performing best.

We're big advocates on sharing our knowledge, so you don't have to be a client of Smart Mortgage & Lending to get the benefits of our knowledge. We deliver high quality, in depth webinars, quick explainer videos and downloadable resources designed to provide you with a clearer understanding of all the components within the financial planning process. 

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7 Steps To Securing A Boat Loan

Online loan calculators can give you a realistic estimate of your potential repayments without affecting your credit score.


Are debt consolidation loans worth it?

Debt consolidation works best when the new loan has a genuinely lower interest rate and a reasonable term.


4 Mistakes Property Investors Still Make

It’s human nature to make decisions based on how something makes us feel — but property investing is not the time for sentimentality.


Regional australia continues to attract city dwellers

Regional Australia remains an attractive option for capital city residents, with 26 per cent more people relocating to regional areas.


How to get into the marker sooner without a 20% deposit

Traditionally, a 20% deposit is considered the safe minimum by lenders because it reduces their risk. Borrowers with less than 20% usually need to pay Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI).


Home guarantee scheme to open doors for more first home buyers

The scheme enables eligible buyers to purchase a home with as little as a 5% deposit, while avoiding lenders’ mortgage insurance (LMI).