Refer a Friend!

As we get closer & closer to winter, I thought it would be a good opportunity for a pick-me up!


The team at NZ Mortgage Advice.

I firstly want to thank you all for your continued support and use of NZ Mortgage Advice's services. I always find my role so rewarding and being able to help people into new homes and with their lending requirements is such a great feeling.

For the remainder of the year, I'd like to give back to those who continue to support NZ Mortgage Advice.

That's why I'm offering a referral reward for any current or existing client who refers NZ Mortgage Advice onto a friend!

In exchange for kindly passing on your experience, simply mention this newsletter and receive a referral reward of $250, payable upon a new home loan draw down before 31/12/2023*

*Lending criteria and terms & conditions apply.


Mortgage Advisor from NZ Mortgage Advice.

If you have any questions regarding the offer, or if you would like to discuss your own lending requirements, give me a call and let’s talk home loan solutions!
 
Once again, thank you for the continued support & I look forward to hearing from you soon!
 
Fiona

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