Disclosure Information

Here is some general information about our business to help you decide if you want to seek our advice.

Company Name: Youm Limited t/a Youm Mortgage Advisers

FSPR Number: FSPR69281

Phone Number: 06 358 4006

Email: [email protected]

Adviser Information

Adviser Name: Craig Seton

FSPR Number: FSPR69063

Email: [email protected]

Adviser Name: Brent Jaslarz

FSPR Number: FSPR72522

Email: [email protected]

Adviser Name: Patricia Seymour

FSPR Number: FSPR743511

Email: [email protected]

Adviser Name: Simon Lees

FSPR Number: FSPR703951

Email: [email protected]

Adviser Name: Nikita Vining

FSPR Number: FSPR1006262

Email: [email protected]

Licensing Information

We operate as a Financial Advice Provider under a current license issued by the Financial Markets Authority in the name of NZ Financial Services Group Limited (FSPR286965).

There are no conditions attached to this licence on the advice that may be given.

Our advice and Product Providers

We provide advice to our clients about home loan products.

Commission

On settlement of a loan we usually receive commission from the applicable product provider. The commission is generally of an upfront nature but may also include a renewal or trail commission. We also receive a fixed rate roll over fee from some product providers if we assist in refixing your loan.

This commission is used to remunerate the financial adviser that provides the advice, and to pay the expenses associated with running our business including any rent, staff costs and IT resources. From this commission we also pay NZ Financial Services Group Limited for services they provide to us in connection with our authorisation under their licence from the Financial Markets Authority.

We take steps to ensure that the receipt of commissions does not influence the advice we give to you and that our advisers prioritize your interests by recommending the best product for your purpose regardless of the type and amount of commission we or they may receive. We do this by:

Ensuring our advisers follow an advice process that ensures they understand your needs and goals and that their recommendations on insurance cover meets those needs and goals.

Ensuring our advisers receive regular training on how to manage conflicts of interest.

Providing you with a schedule showing commission amounts and types by product provider. This schedule is contained within each Financial Adviser’s personalized Disclosure Guide. A Financial Adviser will provide you with more information about commissions during the advice process.

Fees and Expenses

Generally we don’t charge you any fee for the advice and transactional solutions that we provide to you. This is possible because, on settlement of a loan, we usually receive commission from the applicable product provider as described above. There are two exceptions to this general position which are explained below.

We may charge you a one-off fee in the following situation:

No commission: If you request that we provide services in relation to a product or service and we do not receive a commission. Any such fee would be agreed and authorised by you in writing before we complete the services, and would be based on an estimate of the time spent providing the advice.

This may arise in the rare event that you request that we provide Services in relation to either a product that is offered by a provider that we do not hold an accreditation with, or a product that is outside our usual arrangements with our product providers.

Should we need to charge you a fee, you will be invoiced and will be given 30 days to make payment.

Conflicts of Interest

If there are any conflicts of interest apart from commission that could potentially influence the advice that we give, these will be shown in your Financial Adviser’s Disclosure Guide.

Our Duties

Anyone within our business giving advice is bound by and supports the duties set out in the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013. These duties are: – Meet the standards of competence, knowledge, and skill and the standards of ethical behaviour, conduct, and client care set out in the Code of Professional Conduct for Financial Advice Providers. – Give priority to your interests. – Exercise care, diligence, and skill.