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A home loan that suits your needs

Home Loans

Mortgage lending is a highly competitive field. When you're shopping for a loan, information on interest rates is confusing and can change regularly. In addition, these rates tell just part of the story and there are many other factors to consider. You'll also need to study the various fees lenders charge, the features each loan offers and the term you require.

At RFS Finance, we believe the time is right to take away some of the mystery involved with financing your property purchases. The free service offered by our finance managers has been designed to make your decisions easier. We can help you calculate repayments to fit your budget and determine which loan features will make life most comfortable for you and your family. We will also fill out all the application forms and handle all the paperwork for you.

RFS Finance - a new and better way to finance your home!

Latest News

Special of the Month CBA
By Home Loans
CBA obviously do a lot right to get the market share they have. In addition to normal competitive interest rates some stand out policies/ niches are listed below - read more
Special of the Month Queensland Country Bank
By Home Loans
In February 2020 QCB took the exciting step to transition from a credit union to a member-owned bank. This transition has enabled growth in our existing markets and opened opportunities to attract more Members throughout Queensland, who we can help to live better lives through better finances. They have some great niches including:- read more
1.5m Aussies now "at risk" of mortgage stress
By Home Loans
A record 1.5 million Australian home loan borrowers are now "at risk" of mortgage stress in the three months to July, representing 29.2% of mortgage holders, as the Reserve Bank's interest rate increases early this year flowed through to the wider mortgage market, new research from Roy Morgan has revealed. The July figures – which were the highest since May 2008, when there were 1.46 million mortgage holders "at risk – covered a period of two interest rate increases of 0.25%, taking the OCR to 4.1% in June. read more