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MA Money has set a new record by achieving $500 million in settlements in November 2025, the highest monthly settlement volume in the non-bank lender’s history.
The milestone comes just over a year after MA Money, which launched in 2022, confirmed it had surpassed $1 billion in settlements, as reported by Broker Daily sister brand The Adviser.
Speaking to Broker Daily, Tim Lemon, MA Money national sales manager, said the achievement had been made possible by a favourable market and a number of internal factors.
“November’s performance was supported by a combination of favourable market conditions and internal momentum,” he said.
“The three cash rate decreases helped restore borrower confidence, particularly among customers looking to refinance, consolidate debt, or purchase their next property.
“At the same time, MA Money’s consistent credit assessment, competitive pricing, and the expansion of our product suite, including commercial and bridging loans, have made us a strong option for brokers seeking certainty and faster assessment times.”
The latest milestone caps off a big year for the non-bank lender, featuring product launches and tweaks, major transactions, and new appointments.
In October, the lender rolled out a suite of non-standard products, including commercial loans, residential bridging loans, and SMSF commercial loans.
September marked another milestone, with the lender announcing it had $4 billion in loans under management, while welcoming Craig Stuart as its new head of commercial.
Earlier, in August, MA Money also announced the integration of ApplyOnline.
“This achievement caps off a standout period of growth and continued momentum across 2025 and follows a series of significant announcements and investments in MA Money’s lending capability,” Lemon added.
“Crossing $500 million in monthly settlements is an incredible achievement and a direct reflection of the trust our broker partners place in us.
“Over the past few months, we’ve expanded our products, invested in our processes, and sharpened our focus on fast, flexible lending. This momentum shows that brokers value the way we work and our genuine desire to help more customers access the finance they need.”
Looking ahead
When asked about the key priorities for 2026, Lemon said MA Money would focus on ways it could make the lending process “simpler, faster, and more reliable for brokers”.
“As we move into 2026, our focus will be on enhancing our existing product suite and continuing to invest in technology and process improvements that make the lending journey even more efficient,” he said.
“Faster time to ‘yes’, greater platform automation, and deeper support for brokers will remain at the centre of our strategy. We’re committed to scaling sustainably while maintaining the high level of service and flexibility brokers expect from MA Money.”
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