A margin exceeding the means of others
Josiah Salazar
I first met Damien when I was looking to secure a loan for my very first property. At the time, I also sought a second opinion and ended up going with a different broker, based on the promises they made. Unfortunately, that turned out to be a costly mistake. they significantly under delivered, securing me an approval that was $150,000 less than what they had originally promised. It was a tough lesson.
In contrast, Damien was upfront and honest from the beginning. He set realistic expectations and told me what I needed to hear, not just what I wanted to hear. A rare quality in this industry.
So when it came time to work with a broker again, I didn’t even consider going elsewhere. I went straight to Damien.
And to say that he delivered is a huge understatement. From day one, everything was set up properly. The service was outstanding, communication was consistent, and the support from his team was second to none. I truly believe that Margin Finance is the best in the country, and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Damien and his team to anyone.
David Klime
Here is a statistic for you, in the past 40 years median housing prices in Melbourne have increased by 3,345% meanwhile wages have only increased by 1,183% by the median. This one statistic explains a lot about the current issues being shouted by the young middle class struggling to find a way to earn enough to even consider attempting to get into the housing market.
You know who doesn’t use relevant statistics? margin Finance! You think if you were going to go onto Studio Ten news and explain that you have all the answers to people’s problems, you wouldn’t alienate the people you’re trying to convince with your claims that the cost of living crisis is due to consumer impulsivity and vanity
I Just watched Damian Medici on Ten News display his contrarian views on behalf of Margin Finance that the “cost of living crisis” is actually a “spending crisis” this entire segment failed to provide majorly convincing statistics on current housing prices and over generalised the entire economic situation in Australia to be people spending money on clothes, uber and things they do not need. It’s very reminiscent of the boomer sentiment that “if you pull yourself up by the boot straps you’ll make it”
If we look simply at the consensus made by the people complaining about this “spending crisis” it is widely accepted that the argument pertains to the overwhelming house crisis pricing ratio between House Prices to Yearly Salary.
We all know that to stand out as a business, making wild statements can and will increase engagement, wether negative or positive, it can be beneficial for businesses to incorporate this strategy, in all self awareness it is what made me decide to make this review.
I don’t see any other reason Damian Medici on behalf of Margin Finance to come onto Ten News to make these claims unless their business is simply having Cash flow issues and is struggling to stay solvent. Thus making outlandish claims against the people they’re arguing towards, in order to cause controversy. They know the housing market and the cost of living crisis exists for the middle and lower class, it’s something you have to feel and experience, these people make their money imploring fraudulent tactics and outlandish saviour claims to entice desperate people to give them their business. Nobody is saying that money cannot be saved by not spending it on things we don’t need. But that’s not the answer to everything, and this completely removes people’s need to also have entertainment and enjoyment from non essential items because that’s important too, within reason.
We will be seeing this company fall off very soon, have a look at some of these reviews too, they’re very AI a generated and Fake accounts bolstering their company. Do not fall for those frauds.
Also, their “business award finalist thing” if they boast about that crap, those things are bought not earned.
David Klime
Here is a statistic for you, in the past 40 years median housing prices in Melbourne have increased by 3,345% meanwhile wages have only increased by 1,183% by the median. This one statistic explains a lot about the current issues being shouted by the young middle class struggling to find a way to earn enough to even consider attempting to get into the housing market.
You know who doesn’t use relevant statistics? margin Finance! You think if you were going to go onto Studio Ten news and explain that you have all the answers to people’s problems, you wouldn’t alienate the people you’re trying to convince with your claims that the cost of living crisis is due to consumer impulsivity and vanity
I Just watched Damian Medici on Ten News display his contrarian views on behalf of Margin Finance that the “cost of living crisis” is actually a “spending crisis” this entire segment failed to provide majorly convincing statistics on current housing prices and over generalised the entire economic situation in Australia to be people spending money on clothes, uber and things they do not need. It’s very reminiscent of the boomer sentiment that “if you pull yourself up by the boot straps you’ll make it”
If we look simply at the consensus made by the people complaining about this “spending crisis” it is widely accepted that the argument pertains to the overwhelming house crisis pricing ratio between House Prices to Yearly Salary.
We all know that to stand out as a business, making wild statements can and will increase engagement, wether negative or positive, it can be beneficial for businesses to incorporate this strategy, in all self awareness it is what made me decide to make this review.
I don’t see any other reason Damian Medici on behalf of Margin Finance to come onto Ten News to make these claims unless their business is simply having Cash flow issues and is struggling to stay solvent. Thus making outlandish claims against the people they’re arguing towards, in order to cause controversy. They know the housing market and the cost of living crisis exists for the middle and lower class, it’s something you have to feel and experience, these people make their money imploring fraudulent tactics and outlandish saviour claims to entice desperate people to give them their business. Nobody is saying that money cannot be saved by not spending it on things we don’t need. But that’s not the answer to everything, and this completely removes people’s need to also have entertainment and enjoyment from non essential items because that’s important too, within reason.
We will be seeing this company fall off very soon, have a look at some of these reviews too, they’re very AI a generated and Fake accounts bolstering their company. Do not fall for those frauds.
Also, their “business award finalist thing” if they boast about that crap, those things are bought not earned.
Chelsea Josh Admin
Couldn't recommend them more. We spent over a year looking for a property, and Andrew was with us every step of the way. As a first time buyer I had a lot of questions as the whole process was new to me, and was always met with clear explanation and re-assurance.
Chelsea Smith
We’ve worked with Margin Finance for our home loan, refinancing, and most recently, an investment property — and every time, the experience has been outstanding. The team is professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely committed to getting the best outcome. They made the entire process smooth and stress-free, always keeping us informed and supported. We couldn’t recommend them more highly. Thank you for helping us build our future with confidence! Thanks to Damian and the team!
