RAP Finance is a boutique, experienced finance brokerage based in Melbourne. We help clients across Australia access the best home and commercial loans on the market to support business and personal goals.
We take away the stress and hassle by helping you determine the loan that is right for you.
Caroline has over 25 years frontline banking experience at ANZ Bank.
Her passion to provide personalised financial loan advice and meet needs of individuals in home, business and investment requirements led to the creation of RAP Finance.
Brenda has been working at RAP Finance for over three years and has been with Caroline since its inception. She is highly experienced and knowledgeable about everything to do with the loan process and loan maintenance.
She is the go to person for all your loan enquiries.
Christina has been working in banks both in Melbourne and internationally for the past 18 years and will strive to provide the best possible business solutions to meet your personal and business needs.
She is passionate about SME’s and the centrality of relationship banking. She endeavours to understand individuals’ business requirements to assist with growing their business and personal wealth.
There are literally hundreds of different loan products available. While this makes it harder for you to choose the right loan, it does mean that there’s an ideal lending solution for you – it’s just a matter of finding it.
That’s where a mortgage broker comes in.
At RAP Finance, we negotiate what’s right for you, take care of the paperwork, manage the application process and take it through to settlement. It’s fast.
We work with our lender networks and contacts to secure your finances quickly and efficiently.
Whatever part of the loan process you’re at, and whatever type of loan you’re looking for, we can help.
Whether you’re looking to buy, invest, refinance or access existing equity – any time is a good time to explore your options.
Firstly, it’s hard to choose. Which bank? Which product? What about building societies and credit unions?
With the Reserve Bank moving official interest rates, banks moving them independently and new products constantly being introduced, it’s an ever-changing market.
