FAQs

Frequently asked questions

The first step is an initial consultation, where we discuss your financial goals and needs. During this stage, our experts provide tailored advice on the best loan options for you. Afterward, you’ll proceed to the next step of document collection, crucial for a smooth process.
In the document collection phase, you’ll need to provide income statements, tax returns, ID, and proof of assets. These documents help us evaluate your loan eligibility. After submission, the evaluation and approval process will follow, where we assess your information for approval.
The time frame varies, but after the evaluation and approval stage, it typically takes a few days to weeks. Delays can occur if document collection is incomplete, so ensure all paperwork is submitted promptly to expedite the process.
A bridging loan is a short-term solution that helps you finance a new property while waiting to sell your current one. It’s ideal if you need to act fast but haven’t secured funds from a sale yet. Check out our bridging loans section for more details.
Refinancing can lower your interest rates, reduce monthly payments, or shorten the loan term. During the refinance loans process, we review your existing loan and offer tailored options to improve your financial situation. Explore our refinancing options for more benefits.
The evaluation and approval step involves reviewing your documents and assessing your loan eligibility. Our team analyses factors like credit history, income, and debt. Once approved, we move to finalize the loan. For a deeper dive, visit our loan approval section.
Yes, you can use a personal loan for home improvements or other needs. With flexible terms and quick approvals, it’s a great option. Learn more about how our personal loans can be customized for your renovation projects.
The initial consultation is where we assess your financial situation and explore loan options tailored to your needs. It’s the foundation of the loan process. Afterward, we move to the document collection phase to gather necessary paperwork.