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Mortgage Ezy finds new ways to add value to brokers
By Tim Neary
August 9, 2011
Chris Wisbey

Non-bank lenders have as good a capability as the majors to provide some very interesting fixed rate options for borrowers, Mortgage Ezy has said.

Following the release today of a new discounted three year fixed rate, head of sales Chris Wisbey said taking a more aggressive approach on its fixed rate options is something Mortgage Ezy believes will add value to its broker partners.

"Mortgage Ezy traditionally has focussed on delivering competitive variable rate solutions," he said.

"However, we have taken some decisive steps branching into niches like SMSF and non-resident lending throughout 2011."

The new fixed rate will start from 6.69%, and is available through the Mortgage Ezy national broker partner channel.

The maximum LVR is 95% plus capitalisation for purchases and 90% for refinances, and it has no ongoing annual fees.

It includes both an upfront and trail.

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