Best Home Loans Australia

Award Winning Home Loans & Lenders

Getting access to a broad range of lenders is one of the most important advantages of working with a mortgage broker. Like all businesses, different lenders have different strengths and one way to get a fast understanding of a lender's products or service strengths is to look at the awards they have won. To give you an idea, here is a list of the awards won by the lenders X Inc mortgage brokers work with. Apart from different home loan product features, customer service is a high priority with most borrowers and a good mortgage broker can ensure that both they and the lender provide you with that.

Some of the awards listed here are for home loans, some for customer service, and some for excellence in the company's structure, communication or people. In the extremely competitive finance market, our Mortgage Brokers are proud to be able to offer such a broad range of proven award winning products.

*This list has been sourced, to the best of X Inc Finance's knowledge, from lenders and award givers. Only category winners and gold medal winners have been listed. While no winners have been left out intentionally, we acknowledge that the list may not represent the entirety of awards won by all lenders throughout 2005, 2006 and 2007. When reading this list, bear in mind that lenders must have physically entered an award in order to have won (i.e. it may be that a lender has a particularly good product that has not been recognised by an award because that lender did not enter their product in that particular award competition).

x inc banks and lenders

The X Inc Finance Directory of Lenders is listed below. Many of these lenders have won awards for their outstanding products or service.

consumer feedback on banks and lenders

Credit Unions and Building Societies continue to be perceived by many consumers to have a greater focus on customer service. When asked about overall satisfaction with their lender, 67% of those surveyed were very satisfied with their credit union compared to 42% for banks and 49% for non-banks. (Gemworth Industry Survey - published June 2007)