And now, a masterclass in home buying. KD Singh, an industry accredited licensee (ACL holder) who owns and operates finance brokering business Money Merchants Financial Services Pty Ltd (MMFS), operating pan Australia, is holding the first ever masterclass of its kind this January in Adelaide.
One of the most awarded finance brokers in South Australia and a national mentor for mortgage brokers, through Money Merchants KD Singh provides invaluable advice, guidance, insights and support to migrant families.
“The ‘culture shock’ of adapting to the Australian community, lifestyle and financial guidelines can be nerve-wracking to new migrants. I try and guide them through,” says KD.
“I feel it’s my responsibility to not only maintain the standards prescribed by MFAA and other regulatory bodies, but also to make customers more aware,” he says.
The masterclass will help first time home buyers understand borrowing capacities, savings, government grants, conveyancing, interest rates, options for temporary residents, construction option, and more.
The free masterclass is on Saturday, 19 January, 10am-1pm at Rydges Adelaide, 1 South Terrace
One can register via phone (1300 450 230) or via https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/1st-home-buyer-masterclass-registration-53327627369
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