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ANZ has announced a $3.6+ BILLION dollar cash profit for 2025, and 3,500 job losses as part of their "restructuring".

ANZ announces major job cuts as part of new strategy The major bank will see around 3,500 employees depart the company as part of changes to simplify the bank.

DID YOU KNOW...when interest rates come down, most banks will automatically lower your repayments to avoid you paying your home loan off sooner?

If you can comfortably afford it, *keep your repayments where they are* - you can literally knock years off of your home loan! Lower repayments can cost you thousands.

Lower repayments could cost borrowers thousands - realestate.com.au Choosing the right bank can make a huge difference to your mortgage. Find our which lenders are truly putting customers first after the latest interest rate cuts.

Wow. A $10.2 billion profit. Make sure to refinance the smart way!!!

Aussie households drive CBA to record profits Australia’s largest bank says improving household budgets helped drive it to a monster $10.25bn profit.

🚨 RBA Lowers Interest Rates Again! 🚨

The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced a further reduction in the official cash rate, bringing it to 3.60% 📉 following last month’s unexpected pause on rate changes.

This is great news for homeowners and investors, offering potential savings through reduced loan repayments and improved refinancing options.

Every borrower’s circumstances are unique — want to maximize your benefits?

Connect with FXB Finance now! Our team will help you explore your options and create a tailored plan to save you thousands.

📞 Reach out today:

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Get Rewarded for Refinancing – But Don’t Let A $4,000 Cash Incentive Cost You Over $226,000!

Yes, some lenders are still offering up to $4,000 in cashback just for refinancing to a lower rate.

Sounds great, right? But here’s the catch...

If you jump at the cash and let the bank handle the rest, you could be making a $226,149 mistake.

That’s not a typo.

Why? Because smart refinancing isn’t about short-term perks.
It’s about long-term savings.

We help everyday Australians refinance strategically – not just by chasing rates or bonuses – and the difference is massive:

✅ Save up to $226,149 in interest over the life of your loan
✅ Cut more than 8 years off your mortgage term
✅ Keep paying the same as you are now – no extra monthly cost

We’re on a mission to transform how Australians refinance – one household at a time.

So before you grab that cashback and hope for the best, let us show you a better way.

Refinance The Smart Way, Not The Bank’s Way.

Want to see how your loan stacks up?
👉 www.fxbfinance.com/refinanceform
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General information only. This does not take your personal circumstances into account. Speak to one of our licensed brokers or a financial adviser to see what’s right for you.
Average mortgage: $601,797 – Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2023.

Because that's what they do...

Paying too much? Interest rate too high? We're here to help! :)

Shock as Aus big bank increases interest rates - realestate.com.au One of Australia’s big four banks has quietly increased its home loan interest rates in a shock move, going against the grain just as another Big Four bank dropped theirs.

We're super proud to announce we have been named the 2024 AFG Champion Best Broker Group for the second year in a row!

Rewarding the hard work and dedication we display in helping so many of you, our amazing clients, on your home ownership and investment journeys.

We sincerely value your trust in us, and as always, "we're here to help!" 🙂
Adam & Your FXB Finance Team

Finance Expert & Wealth Guru Ben Nash from Pivot Wealth on how to save $250 per month ($3000 per year) by using your favourite mortgage broker: https://www.news.com.au/finance/money/budgeting/how-a-broker-can-save-you-250-per-month-in-mortgage-interest/news-story/bc5f786897a07e975e49c4404981b934 :)

$250 a month saving trick you need to know With interest rates at recent highs, Aussies are spending a record chunk of their pay check covering mortgage repayments.

The AFG Awards are coming up in September and we're nominated for the 2024 Best Broker Group again!

Sincere thanks to our wonderful clients this year, you are simply the best! :)

Interest rates remain on hold for now. If you're not happy with your current home loan repayments, don't wait another day to find relief. Contact me now for expert guidance and support to navigate your financial challenges. Together, we can explore options to ease your burden and secure your financial future. At FXB Finance, we're happy to help!

RBA says rate rise could be on cards as governor says she's not expecting a recession in Australia The Reserve Bank has kept rates on hold at its June meeting, leaving the cash rate at 4.35 per cent, as RBA governor says she's not expecting a recession.

The RBA cash rate remains steady!

The Reserve Bank of Australia has opted to hold the existing cash rate, offering reassurance to many home-owners and first home buyers looking to enter the market.

This decision helps individuals eager to accelerate their path to financial independence by reallocating any surplus funds towards loan repayments.

FXB Finance is passionately committed to supporting you on your financial journey. We're excited about the potential opportunities stemming from this announcement and would be delighted to discuss how they could positively impact your financial situation.

While interest rates are a crucial factor, we understand that your financial circumstances are multifaceted. Hence, we are dedicated to personalized consultations to understand your unique objectives and challenges, tailoring solutions exclusively for you.

In need of a mortgage broker who genuinely prioritizes your needs? We have an extensive network of 60+ lenders, we are wholeheartedly devoted to assisting you.

FXB Finance - We're Here To Help!

Is your fixed rate about to expire? Not sure if you should go with a variable rate loan or a fixed interest rate? Here's some simple pros and cons to both options below - and remember, if you have any questions at all "We're Here To Help!" :)