Local Mortgage Adviser in Rangiora
Here at Loan Market Rangiora, getting a loan is fast, easy and stress free.
Offering ongoing guidance, strategic advice and up to the minute knowledge which is simply unbeatable!
I am a Loan Market New Age Advisor who has extensive and current market knowledge, allowing me to add value and to be able to assist you like never before!
Get your dream house now! Do those renovations! Buy that new car or go on your world trip, or if you need expert advice made easy, contact your local Loan Market Adviser, Ali today on 021 158 4927.
Contact Ali on ali.p@loanmarket.co.nz
Home Loan Pre-approval
Home loan pre-approval is a great way to ensure you know how much you can afford to pay for a property before you even start looking.
Property Investment Loans
Property investment can be a smart wealth creation strategy, if you get it right.
Refinancing Loans
Refinancing your mortgage is something that takes careful consideration.
Debt Consolidation
Debt consolidation can be a handy solution when you are struggling with repayments on several debts, such as your home loan, hire purchases, credit cards and personal loans.
Business Loans Commercial Loans
Good business finance is invaluable when purchasing and growing your business.
Low Doc Loans for Self-Employed Borrowers
Many self-employed borrowers need a loan that isn’t quite standard, mostly because they don’t have the full financial history required to get a regular loan.
Upgrades / New Property Buyers
Bridging Loans Financing the move from one property to another can be quite stressful, especially if you are yet to sell your home .
Latest News
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Let’s talk about LVRs. Did they actually change?
Not exactly. What has changed is the Reserve Bank of NZ’s requirements of trading banks in NZ to abide by mandated rules that had been put in place.
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Money is cheap, but is it easy to get?
In what is close to the perfect storm for our business, money is the cheapest it has ever been, but it has also never been harder to access.
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To break or not to break, that is the question.
With Interest rates at an all-time low, a lot of people are thinking about breaking their current fixed rate to reset at something lower. This is effectively breaking the contract you have signed with the bank, the benefit on the face of it appears obvious for the borrower – stop paying an old fixed rate above 4% and start paying a new rate of perhaps 2.79%.