Angus Gilfillan
Angus Gilfillan is the chief executive and co-founder of Finspo, a mortgage brokerage that assists individuals in navigating the complexities of home buying. With a deep understanding of the Australian housing market, he advocates for government schemes designed to support first home buyers. Gilfillan emphasizes the importance of raising larger deposits to maximize benefits from such programs, and he has noted that a significant portion of his clients utilize various forms of government assistance to ease their entry into the property market.
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Angus Gilfillan said the business had seen a surge in fixed-rate inquiries over recent weeks.
Home owners become more sensitive to interest rate rises due to elevated debt
Australia· 2026-02-03
Angus Gilfillan, chief executive of digital mortgage broker Finspo, said more of his buyers had been purchasing faster than last year.
Home buyers can borrow $55,000 more but property prices rose $60,000Australia· 2025-12-01
Angus Gilfillan discusses the impact of rising property prices on sibling purchases.
New homeowner, a tradie aged 21, says house prices are ‘pretty silly’Australia· 2025-10-28
Angus Gilfillan says that although the Coalition’s proposed tax deduction may mean eligible borrowers have more money during the first five years of their loan, he was not sure if banks would lend more.
Home borrowers with deposits less than 20 per cent fall over four yearsAustralia· 2025-04-14
Angus Gilfillan estimates that someone earning $150,000 could borrow about $750,000 under the current buffer.
What is Peter Dutton’s home loan plan?Australia· 2025-04-04
Angus Gilfillan, chief executive and co-founder of mortgage broker Finspo, agreed that some buyers would need to raise a larger deposit to take full advantage of the scheme.
Higher caps for Help to Buy schemeAustralia· 2025-03-26
