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Commissions Guide: Bluebay
Commissions Guide: Bluebay
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This Commissions Guide article relates to Bluebay residential and Personal Loans.

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Contents:

Residential Loans

Personal Loans


Commission Rates

Rates applicable from 1st November 2021

ex GST

inc GST

Applicability

Upfront

0.5%

0.55%

  • The Bluebay (Adelaide Bank) Smart Suite Commercial loans

Upfront

0.6%

0.66%

  • Bluebay Classic Home Loans

  • Bluebay Options Home Loans

  • Bluebay Options Specialist Lending Home Loans

Trail

0.15%

0.165%

  • Bluebay Classic Home Loans

  • Bluebay Options Home Loans

  • Bluebay Options Specialist Lending Home Loans

Trail

0.091%

0.1%

  • Bluebay Classic Non Resident

  • SMSF

  • Classic Saver Home Loans


Notes & Definitions

  • UFC will be paid by the 15th day of each month following settlement date of the loan.

  • Upfront commission will be paid on top up loans but only where the top up amount is $50,000 or more

  • Trail Will be paid by the 15th day of each month in respect of the daily balance of the outstanding loan amounts in the previous calendar month.

  • If Bluebay receives a variation or principal increase to a loan from one of your borrowers and that variation or principal increase was submitted by another mortgage broker, all trail commission for that loan will cease to be paid to you.

  • For a top up loan (submitted by the broker who originally submitted the application to Bluebay trail commission will continue to be paid on the outstanding loan balance irrespective of any top up amount.


Clawbacks

100% of the upfront commission is clawed back if the loan is repaid within 12 months of the settlement


Personal Loans

$400 commission for each loan settled.

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