Nurses, paramedics, police, firefighters, teachers and carers spend their days looking after everyone else. Ben's focus is making sure someone is looking after them when it's time to buy their first home.

Frontline work often means rotating rosters, overtime, penalty rates and allowances. That can make a home loan feel more complicated than it should be, but when your income is understood and presented properly to the right lender, it can work in your favour. Ben takes the time to understand how you're paid, what you can realistically borrow, and which government schemes, like the Home Guarantee Scheme, could help you get in sooner. 

Before becoming a broker, Ben spent many years in the corporate world building and leading teams across the country. He's also bought, sold and invested in property himself, so he knows what the process feels like from the buyer's side. He explains everything in plain English, works around your roster, and brings together everyone involved, from lenders to conveyancers and agents, so you're not left chasing anyone. 

Outside of work, you'll usually find Ben on a motorbike. His trips have taken him through Central Australia, Cape York, the Kimberley, the Victorian high country and Tasmania, as well as plenty of time riding through France and Europe. 

"You look after everyone else. Let me look after the home loan. There's nothing better than handing someone the keys to their first home." 

From the frontline to your front door.