Lo Doc Defaults under $2,000.00 8.10% p.a.
Std Lo Doc wi. arrears & defaults 10.09% p.a.
Do you have a clear credit record or just minor arrears and paid defaults. We have helped many people, just like you, needing and new mortgage, debt consolidation and refinancing.
Being behind on your credit card repayments usually means you are paying very high, default interest rates and late repayment fees.
The principles set up Fundsnational because they care & genuinely want to help people get back on track financially. Our goal is stop Australians paying high default rates and to provide a new positive financial future for our clients.
Your bad credit report can result from any of the following:
Problem. Vicki a single mum with 2 year-old twins, working in hospitality wanted to buy the house she was renting since separating from her husband. Even with $10,000.00 deposit the lender wasn’t comfortable with the number of enquiries on her credit file. Solution: Lenders disliked the property location & her separation. FundsNational found a financier in Paynesville. Result: Vicki obtained finance at a bank rate and settled within 3 weeks of submitting her loan application.
Peter was paying off his $630,000 mortgage with Latrobe @ 9.10% & had never missed one payment, however could not provide taxation returns. He required further funds to payout a divorce settlement. Our team was able to refinance his mortgage with Latrobe having 3 dwellings on 1 title @7.04%. In addition Choice Debt Solutions were able reduced Peter’s credit card debt from 15,000.00 down to $8,000.00.
Richard had a Bluestone loan obtained when rates were much higher and although he was completely up to date with his payments he was paying 11.25%. He also needed to free up some of the equity to invest in his expanding business. Fundsnational increased the loan by $50,000.00, remortgaged him at 6.96% and reduced his monthly repayments, (interest only for the first year), by $2,000.00.
Are you self-employed with a good income and assets, but unable to provide the financial statements or tax returns to apply through the normal bank channel?