Michael Brown

Michael began his career in the finance industry over 35 years ago. He progressed through the ranks at the CBA in both retail and corporate lending, culminating in a senior position as a Corporate Relationship Executive. His decision to leave the bank in 2003 to become an independent mortgage broker was driven by his desire to assist everyday customers break through the jargon of the banking world and access the best loan products in the market. His experience is wide-ranging from helping first time buyers to large commercial enterprises. What Michael doesn’t know about home loans, simply isn’t worth knowing!

Welcome! Housing market growth looks set to continue for 2017 as APRA focuses on investors while Aussies turn to mortgage brokers in times of need

08.02.17 | Michael Brown | News

How your bank is responding to COVID-19 – a comprehensive list

Mortgage repayment holidays – what are they and should I take one?

Want to Buy your First Home? Facts vs Fiction

More Good News for Borrowers

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Fixed? Variable? Both? Making the right choice.

RBA cuts cash rate to an all-time low

RBA Rate Cuts Now Almost a Certainty …. the only question left is when?

Sydney News

Scott's Blog Steps to Wealth Creation Part 2 Control your spending.

Scott's Blog - Steps to Wealth Creation

Scott's Blog - The Home or The Loan

Scott's Blog - Should I Stay or Should I Go?

Michael's Blog - Investment Lending - A Moveable Feast!

Quick sales in Sydney, but housing affordability still to be addressed

Capital growth: understand how it can work for you

Your kids and property: Investing in your children’s future

Equity: how to get the most from your property’s value

Review your mortgage and quit paying the ‘lazy tax’

Choosing the right loan in 3 simple steps

Buying off the plan: what you need to know

Pre-loan information: know what to expect

Sydney property market swelters in more ways than one as buyers seek relief and banks move on investors

Welcome! Housing market growth looks set to continue for 2017 as APRA focuses on investors while Aussies turn to mortgage brokers in times of need