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There’s been plenty of discussion across the lending industry recently as lenders, brokers and regulators respond to changing market conditions and lending requirements.

While some restrictions have been introduced, there are also new opportunities to help customers achieve their property goals.

Many lenders are reviewing policy settings and looking for ways to diversify their lending solutions.

This means brokers are spending more time exploring alternative lender options, niche policies and specialist products that may better suit individual needs.

Importantly, lending remains open. First-home buyers continue to benefit from a range of support measures and competitive lending options.

Homeowners looking to upgrade are finding opportunities as lenders compete for quality borrowers, while refinancing remains a valuable strategy for customers seeking improved flexibility, lower repayments, or access to equity.

We’re also seeing growing interest in alternative solutions such as reverse mortgages.

The current environment highlights the value of working with a mortgage broker.

While lending policies continue to evolve, there are still opportunities available for borrowers. A broker can help navigate the changing landscape, identify suitable solutions and provide guidance tailored to your individual circumstances.

Matt Punter, Director, Punters Finance and TSC Mortgage Brokers, puntersfinance.com.au and thesavingscentre.com.au.

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