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AU Mortgage Broker Support (Mercury & AOL) - Remote

D2B · Philippines · posted today ago

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About this role

The client is an Australian finance-broking business based in Queensland.

The business provides tailored finance solutions across home loans, refinancing, investment lending, commercial finance, business loans, equipment finance and personal lending.

With access to a broad panel of banks and lenders, they works closely with clients to understand their circumstances and identify suitable finance solutions. The team is committed to providing a personalised, efficient and well-organised experience from the initial enquiry through to application and settlement.

Role Overview

We are seeking an experienced and highly organised Mortgage Broking Support Specialist to assist with loan administration, client follow-ups, compliance documentation, serviceability calculations and application preparation.

The successful candidate will help maintain accurate and complete client files in Mercury, follow up on outstanding documents and assessment requirements, prepare compliance and Best Interests Duty notes, and support the submission of applications through ApplyOnline.

This role requires strong attention to detail, practical knowledge of the Australian mortgage-broking process and the ability to manage multiple client files at different stages.

The key objective is to provide dependable back-office support so brokers can spend more time advising clients while ensuring applications remain accurate, compliant and moving forward.

Key Responsibilities

Client Communication & Follow-Ups

Compliance & Best Interests Duty Notes

Serviceability & Lender Research Support

Mercury CRM & File Management

Loan Application Preparation & Submission

Assessment Requirements & Application Progress

Mercury Marketing Hub

Tools & Systems

Requirements

Highly Desirable

Benefits

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