Adair Mortgages operates as a Financial Advice Provider with it's own licence issued by the Financial Markets Authority under (FSP727492)
There are no conditions attached to this licence on the advice that may be given.
Licence Holder/Financial Advice Provider: Adair Mortgages Limited (FSP727492)
Financial Adviser(s): Chad Adair: (FSP558127)
We provide advice to our clients about Home Loan & Personal Insurance products.
Please see the Disclosure Guides for more detail on the products an Individual adviser can give advice on.
We only provide advice about products from certain providers we are accredited with, these are:
ANZ
ASB
BNZ
Westpac
Kiwibank
SBS
TSB
AIA Go Home Loans
Co-operative Bank
ASAP Finance
Avanti
Basecorp
CMFL
Bank of China
Bluestone
China Construction Bank
Cressida Capital
DBR
First Mortgage Trust
Funding Partners
Liberty
Pepper Money
Plus Finance
Prospa
Resimac
Pallas Capital
Southern Cross Partners
GEM Finance
Accuro
AIA
Chubb Life
NIB
On settlement of a loan or issuance of a risk insurance policy, we usually receive commission from the applicable product provider. The commission is generally of an upfront nature but may also include a renewal or trail commission. We also receive a fixed rate roll over fee from some product providers if we assist in refixing your loan.
The upfront commissions are between 0.55% and 1.00% of the initial loan balance or amount funded.
I may also receive 0.15% to 0.20% of the loan balance on each anniversary, or a $150 fee for helping refix and maintain your lending
This commission is used to remunerate the financial adviser that provides the advice, and to pay the expenses associated with running our business including any rent, staff costs and IT resources. From this commission we also pay Kiwi Adviser Network for compliance support, audits and training.
We take steps to ensure that the receipt of commissions does not influence the advice we give to you and that our advisers prioritise your interests by recommending the best product for your purpose regardless of the type and amount of commission we or they may receive. We do this by:
Generally you won’t be charged any fee for the financial advice I provide to you. This is possible because, on settlement of a loan, the lender usually pays commission to me [which is explained in the commission section of this Disclosure above]. Any exceptions to this general position are explained below. If these exceptions will apply to you, I will let you know.
(a) No commission: If you request that we provide financial advice and we do not receive a commission, I may charge you a one-off fee. Any such fee would be agreed and authorised by you in writing before we complete the services, and would be based on an estimate of the time spent providing the advice.
This may arise in the rare event that you request that we provide Services in relation to either a product that is offered by a provider that we do not hold an accreditation with, or a product that is outside our usual arrangements with our product providers.
(b) Commission has to be repaid: If a product or service provider requires that we repay commission within 28 months of settlement of your mortgage or 24 months of issuance of your risk insurance policy, this is called a 'clawback' and can be up to 100% of the commission. If this occurs, we may charge you a one-off fee. Details of this will be provided in the adviser's disclosure documents before we start the advice process.
(c) Early Disengagement fee: In the event you use our advisory services and then instruct us not to proceed with the settlement or application for a product we have been discussing, we may charge a one-off fee to cover the cost of the adviser’s time. Any such fee would be calculated based on a rate of $200 per hour of the adviser’s time spent providing financial advice to you in connection with the applicable product.
The average charge for this service is $3,000 which is calculated at 15 hours x $200 per hour.
Should we need to charge you a fee, you will be invoiced and will be given 30 days to make payment.
Conflicts of Interest
If there are any conflicts of interest apart from commission that could potentially influence the advice that we give, these will be shown in your Financial Adviser’s Disclosure documents
If you are not satisfied with our service you can make a complaint through the following methods:
Once we receive a complaint, we follow an internal procedure to ensure we address the issue. Our process will:
If you are not satisfied with how we addressed or resolved your complaint, you can then contact the FSCL. They are an independent dispute resolution service that costs you nothing to use and will help us resolve any disagreements or finalise outstanding complaints. Their contact details are:
Financial Services Complaints Limited
info@fscl.org.nz
complaints@fscl.org.nz
0800 347 257
+64 4 472 3725
Anyone within our business giving advice is bound by and supports the duties set out in the Financial Markets Conduct Act. These duties are:
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