Mortgage brokers push back on Commerce Commission advice to present multiple offers
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Mortgage brokers are concerned a Commerce Commission suggestion they present buyers with at least three bank offers could end up making things harder for borrowers.
In its final report into the banking sector, the commission said mortgage advisers needed to "become champions of price competition" and where possible they should present clients with at least three actual offers from lenders.
They should also highlight to clients any banks they were not able to work with, as well as the interest rates that might be available there.
The commission said about two-thirds of new home lending by value was happening through mortgage advisers. In 2014, it was just under 30 percent.
Squirrel chief executive David Cunningham said the suggestion the adviser should pre...










