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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is it better to use a mortgage broker or go directly to a bank?
A bank can only offer you its own products, whereas we compare deals from 15+ lenders to find the rate and terms that genuinely suit your circumstances. We also handle the paperwork, guide you through the Central Bank’s lending rules, and manage everything through an easy-to-use online platform, saving you time and stress.
Should you use a mortgage broker as a first-time buyer?
For first-time buyers, a broker can make a real difference. We provide personalised advice based on your circumstances, help you understand what you can afford under the Central Bank’s lending rules, and guide you on government schemes like the Help-to-Buy incentive. We stay with you from your first enquiry right through to getting the keys to your new home.
Can a mortgage broker help if I have bad credit?
Yes. Because we work with a wide panel of lenders, we can often identify providers who are more flexible about credit history than a single bank would be. We assess your individual circumstances first, then match you with lenders most likely to approve your application, improving your chances of securing a mortgage.
Can a mortgage broker get me a mortgage I couldn’t get on my own?
Often, yes. Rather than relying on a single lender’s criteria, we match your profile against the requirements of 15+ lenders to find those most likely to approve you. We then handle the application and negotiations on your behalf, giving you access to options you might not find by approaching banks individually.
Can I switch or change my mortgage with a broker?
Absolutely. We review your current mortgage, compare offers across multiple lenders to find a better rate or terms, and manage the switching paperwork for you, with no disruption to your payments. We’ll also advise on the best timing and explain any costs involved before you proceed.