Module COMP01

Compliance

The compliance a mortgage file needs: the documents, the Credit Guide and Privacy Statement, and a clean Preliminary Assessment.

Compliance is not optional, and getting it wrong is expensive. This session covers the regulations and industry standards that govern a mortgage file, the documents a compliant broker needs, and how to prepare a Preliminary Assessment and Credit Proposal. It also covers explaining the Credit Guide and Privacy Statement to a client in plain terms.

What you will be able to do

  • ✓ Understand the legal requirements of a compliant file
  • ✓ Obtain the documents compliance requires
  • ✓ Explain the Credit Guide and Privacy Statement to a client
  • ✓ Prepare and submit a Preliminary Assessment and Credit Proposal

Format

  • ✓ One live session of two hours, on Zoom, camera on
  • ✓ A small group, so there is room for real questions on real files
  • ✓ 2 CPD points for brokers, recognised by MFAA and FBAA
  • ✓ A free re-sit for six months if you want to revisit it

Part of these tracks

This module is included in these course tracks, or you can take it on its own.

In their own words

What past students say

“The result since we completed the training has been improved – we’re getting one to 2 touch formal approvals now, our servicing calculators are now more accurate…This training is not just for brokers who have been in the industry for a long time but also for brand-new brokers or support staff. The knowledge that Amanda imparted and the way she delivered the content was impeccable. We were very impressed.”
Tegan Saleh Operations Manager @ Complete Finance Management
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“I completed the [Self Employed] training with Amanda and I feel like it’s filled all those gaps…I found the training covered all those little niches and gave a very good general broad overview of everything you need to know. Feeling very confident to write an application after the training.”
Lawson Puho Mortgage Broker
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