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26/05/2026

Great news for our community and a big thank you to our clients.

Our team at Loan Market Norwood, Grange and Campbelltown has been named a finalist for the Customer Service Award at the 2026 MFAA Excellence Awards.

While awards are a nice pat on the back, what really matters is what this means for you. Being recognised on this level shows our commitment to making the loan process as smooth and stress free as possible. We know that navigating property and finance can feel overwhelming, so we focus on giving you clear and simple advice that puts you in control of your financial future.

Whether you are looking to buy your first home or growing a business, we are here to support your goals with the same award winning service that got us here.

Thank you for trusting us with your big milestones. We look forward to helping many more of you achieve your property dreams this year.

Loan Market Pty Ltd | Australian Credit Licence 390222

09/05/2026

Motherhood doesn't fit in a job description. It's a thousand invisible roles, filled every day, without fanfare.

Today we're taking a moment to name some of them and to say thank you to every woman who has shown up in this way, whether she carried you, chose you, or simply loved you like her own.

Happy Mother's Day.

25/04/2026

Whether you attended a Dawn Service or are spending a quiet day with family, we join you in remembering the courage and mateship of our Anzacs.

Lest we forget.

10/04/2026

💰 April is Financial Literacy Month and serves as the perfect reminder that understanding how your loan works can be just as powerful as getting a good rate.

A split loan gives you the certainty of fixed repayments on part of your loan, while keeping the door open on the rest. Smart structuring for an uncertain market.

The RBA has cut rates twice this year, but is there more to come? Nobody knows for sure. 👀

That's exactly where a split loan can work in your favour.

Not sure what ratio makes sense for you? That's where we come in. 👇
Drop a comment or send us a DM. Let's make sure your loan is set up to work hardest for you.

09/04/2026

🧛‍♂️💸 Vampire appliances, or devices that stay on standby mode 24/7, can account for up to 10% of your total electricity bill. While a few cents here and there doesn't seem like much, in 2026, every dollar counts toward your mortgage offset or your next deposit.

The usual suspects:

🎮 gaming consoles and TVs

☕ microwaves and coffee machines

💻 laptop chargers left plugged in

By simply flicking the switch at the wall, you could save hundreds of dollars a year.

Follow for more money-saving tips.

07/04/2026

National rental growth is no longer moving at the breakneck pace we've seen recently, but the market is changing shape rather than weakening. While headline growth has flattened, the story varies wildly depending on where you look:

🏖️ The Gold Coast is now the most expensive market ($950/wk), outstripping Sydney ($810/wk).

⛪ Units in Adelaide lead the charge with a massive 10% annual gain.

🚆 Melbourne house rents have actually dipped -0.9% over the past year.

For investors, the message is clear, the surge phase has eased, but local opportunities remain highly uneven. Understanding these shifts in affordability is key to your next property move.

Read the full breakdown in our latest blog 👇 /blog/the-cities-experiencing-the-most-rent-growth/

05/04/2026

The lending landscape just got a little tougher to crack. 🥚
As of earlier this year a new rule from APRA has changed the rules for borrowers. Banks are now restricted on how many "high-debt" loans they can approve.
What does this mean for you?
If your total debt, including your new loan, credit cards, and car loans, are more than 6 times your gross annual income, you are officially in the "High DTI" zone.

Banks can now only allow 20% of their new loans to fall into this category. If your bank has already hit its 20% quota for the quarter, they might say no, even if you have a perfect repayment history. Don't get discouraged. While one bank might be at their limit, others may still be "hatching" approvals for borrowers in your position.

If you think you might be affected, let’s book a call to assess.

02/04/2026

Hands up if you’re looking forward to the Easter long weekend 🙋

If you are done wrestling with tent poles or mattresses that deflate overnight, maybe it's time you upgrade to a caravan.

Having your own home on wheels makes the experience so much better.

Ask us about lenders who specialise in leisure finance.

03/02/2026

📣 The RBA has increased the cash rate. This means interest rates will likely increase. Many economists predict the cash rate will increase again this year. Here’s what we know:

- There was an uptick in first-home buyers and investors last year, which drove competition (and likely prices)
- Generally, when there is a cash rate increase, there can be a slight decrease in activity the next month
- Housing supply is still low compared to demand meaning competition remains high

To discuss what this means for you, reach out.

21/03/2025

Fun day at the inaugural Loan Market Tennis Day! Thanks to all who were involved to make today happen.

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249 Greenhill Road
Dulwich, SA
5065

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Monday	9am - 5am
Tuesday	9am - 5am
Wednesday	9am - 5am
Thursday	9am - 5am

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https://www.loanmarket.com.au/jo-poutakidis

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