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Determine two reasons why lenders do benefit from securitisation.
Liquidity Enhancement
Securitisation allows lenders to convert loans, which are typically illiquid assets,
into securities that can be sold on the open market. This process provides lenders with immediate cash flow, enhancing their liquidity.
Risk Diversification
Securitisation also allows lenders to diversify their risk. When a lender issues a loan, it assumes the risk that the borrower may default. By selling the loan as a security, the lender transfers this risk to the buyers of the security.
Question 2
Describe the following Home Loan Features:
Redraw
The redraw feature in a home loan allows borrowers to access extra repayments they have made on their mortgage.
Loan portability
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current loan terms and potentially saving on fees and application processes.
Repayment holiday
A repayment holiday allows borrowers to temporarily pause or reduce their home loan repayments, offering financial relief during challenging times.
Question 3
List the common supporting documentation that an applicant will be required when applying for a mortgage loan.
ID verification
Bank statements (usually 3 months)
Liability statements
Payslips or proof of income (Tax returns, BAS statements...)
Contract of sale if purchasing a property
Council Rate Notice if refinancing an existing loan.
Asset and Liability statement
Question 4
Individuals with Special Needs are protected by laws in Australia and a mortgage broker has a responsibility to ensure the client fully understand the service provided. Define special needs customers and provide examples of special needs.
An individual with special needs is defined as having a mental, emotional, or physical
disability.
Special needs can vary widely and may include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. Physical Disabilities: These are conditions that affect a person's mobility or physical capacity. Examples include individuals who use wheelchairs, have limited strength or dexterity, or have a loss of limb.
Accommodations: Ramps, automatic doors, accessible restrooms, etc.
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