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Adelaide, SA, 5000
Adelaide finance brokerage holding its own Australian Credit Licence (503779), assisting South Australian borrowers with home purchase, refinancing and investment lending. Client reviews consistently note responsiveness and clear explanations.
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Based on publicly available information and CompareMyAgents research. Last updated July 2026.
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Adelaide home buyers and refinancers who want a fully-licensed local brokerage known for responsive, clearly explained service.
| Service | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Broker Service | Free (lender-paid) | No fee to borrowers — lender-paid commission disclosed in the credit guide. |
| Home & First Home Loans | Free (lender-paid) | Owner-occupier and first-home lending. |
| Refinance & Investment Loans | Free (lender-paid) | Refinance reviews and investment lending. |
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Holds its own Australian Credit Licence (503779) — direct ASIC accountability.
Reviews consistently highlight responsiveness and clear explanations.
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Lend2u holds its own credit licence — direct ASIC accountability that many suburban brokerages operating under aggregator licences cannot claim — and its review feedback centres on responsiveness and plain-English explanations. A practical Adelaide choice for standard purchase and refinance scenarios.
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