Catherine Mapusua

Catherine Mapusua is the head of lending at WLTH, a Brisbane-based digital lending and payments provider. She has more than 16 years of experience in the finance industry. Catherine holds a Certificate 4 in Finance and Mortgage Broking, as well as a Diploma of Finance and Mortgage Broking Management.


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How to make your offset account work for you

Torn between building up your savings and paying off your mortgage early? An offset account can let you do both.

Principal and interest versus interest-only mortgages

What are the differences between principal and interest and interest-only home loans? We see how they stack up.

How to refinance your home loan for a better interest rate

With interest rates likely to rise again when the RBA meets on Tuesday, here's how to refinance your home loan to lock in a lower rate.

What is a rate lock fee and how it could save you money

Buying a home in this market could mean multiple interest rate hikes before settlement. A rate lock could save you thousands, but how does it work?

How to find out if you’re on track to buy a home

Want to buy a home but not sure if you qualify? Don't be shy about reaching out to a lender to find out if you're on the right track or what you need to improve.

What to do if you can’t afford your home loan repayments

Struggling to keep up with your mortgage repayments? You need to reach out to your lender before it's too late.

A beginner’s guide to rising cash rates and your home loan

Experiencing your first interest rate rise as a home owner? Here's what is happening, why it's happening, and how it will affect your home loan.

13 property terms you need to know

The property world runs on alphabet soup, from LVR to LMI. Looking to buy? Here's a glossary with some of the most common acronyms to help you navigate the process.

Five ways to improve your chances of getting a home loan

Applying for a home loan can be arduous so it isn't hard for your application to be considered incomplete, or worse, high risk. Here's how to increase your chances of being approved.