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• 27 Tuesday December 2011 - Affluent individuals shy away from sharemarket in favour of cash
• 23 Friday December 2011 - NAB beats majors, grows market share
• 19 Monday December 2011 - Wealth Management In Australia: Mining A Rich Seam Of Asian Growth
• 14 Wednesday December 2011 - OPINION - Doing their homework first
• 06 Tuesday December 2011 - Triple Finalist for Australian Lending Awards
• 06 Tuesday December 2011 - Heidi Armstrong, Best Thought Leader Finalist
• 03 Saturday December 2011 - Give them credit: Gen Y leads consumer charge of shunning the banks' money in card game
• 22 Tuesday November 2011 - NAB carves greater market share
• 31 Monday October 2011 - QTMB - "Clevererer than the banks"
• 26 Monday September 2011 - Payment industry eyes data as currency
• 23 Friday September 2011 - Friends with fraud
• 23 Friday September 2011 - Go-slow banks may lose technology race
• 23 Friday September 2011 - Friends with Fraud
• 15 Thursday September 2011 - Date for the Australian Lending Awards announced
• 29 Monday August 2011 - Debit cards to overtake cash, credit
• 24 Wednesday August 2011 - Fixed rates fall to new lows
• 22 Monday August 2011 - Term deposits return to favour
• 01 Monday August 2011 - Social media and the private bank
• 28 Tuesday June 2011 - Fraser review to favour Dutch system
• 27 Monday June 2011 - The Challenges for Homebuyers - Switzer Interview - Alan Shields, RFi and Ellie Commerford, Genworth
• 25 Saturday June 2011 - Trouble on the home front
• 09 Thursday June 2011 - First home at 31
• 02 Thursday June 2011 - Private Banking: Sky Business Interview with Alan Shields, Director, RFi
• 01 Wednesday June 2011 - Cream of the Crop
• 20 Wednesday April 2011 - Bespoke banking: making the most of private banking
• 06 Wednesday April 2011 - Pooled funds lose cash
• 31 Thursday March 2011 - Australian Homebuyer Confidence A Disaster
• 31 Thursday March 2011 - Living costs the big worry
• 30 Wednesday March 2011 - Qld home owners struggling after floods
• 23 Wednesday March 2011 - Non-banks nab market share
• 19 Saturday March 2011 - Lending Awards
• 14 Monday March 2011 - Lenders need to offer more innovative funding models
• 11 Friday March 2011 - The Australian Mortgage Conference: Sky Business Interview with Alan Shields, Director, RFi
• 11 Friday March 2011 - Global banks queue up for entry
• 10 Thursday March 2011 - Australian housing at risk from further crises
• 10 Thursday March 2011 - 40-year loan plans as funding costs rise
• 10 Thursday March 2011 - Soaring house prices may spark mortgage crisis
• 28 Monday February 2011 - Welcome Aboard' : the importance of onboarding
• 03 Monday January 2011 - Engaging the New Generation

06 December 2011

Heidi Armstrong, Best Thought Leader Finalist

State Custodians Mortgage Company

Heidi Armstrong, Best Thought Leader Finalist – Australian Lending Awards

Heidi Armstrong, the Director of Operations for State Custodians Mortgage Company has been selected as a finalist in the Australian Lending Awards “Best Thought Leader” category.

Heidi, a long-time resident of Lake Macquarie NSW, has been especially prominent through her “Ask Heidi” and Q & A segments in publications such as Your Money and Your Mortgage magazines, as well as in videos on YouTube and on “Loan TV” in the State Custodians website. 

At the Sydney Home Buyer and Investment Property Expo at Darling Harbour she presented seminars which sought to “demystify” non-bank lending.  She was also the major contributor for information published by Money Magazine in a mini-book, “Your Guide to Non-Bank Lenders.”

Having completed her training as a lawyer, she chose not to go down that pathway and instead took on a leadership role as a director in establishing and growing State Custodians Mortgage Company.  It is now one of Australia’s most awarded and influential online lending businesses.  From their offices in NSW they provide award winning home and investment property loans for people right across Australia.

The personal side of the business reflects Heidi’s own values.  While State Custodians seeks to incorporate modern technology, it is coupled with personal service to provide clients with all that they need to apply for a loan from the comfort of their home or wherever it is convenient for them.  On top of that, Heidi has led in developing a supportive and nurturing culture among staff members that is second to none.  It’s no surprise that she is also actively involved in charities such as CLAN (Caring and Living As Neighbours – a charity seeking to improve the health and welfare of children in third world countries).

Prospective borrowers are encouraged to find out how helpful the “Ask Heidi” segments are at statecustodians.com.au and discover for themselves how State Custodians “protects their interest!”

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