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It depends on what type of celebrity they are. If they are a news presenter or tv personality working for one of the networks then they need to have an employment contract in place. If its an actor/actress then we need last 2 years financials. The only thing is that most of these make...

yep forgot that - I think they do physios as well don't they?

Not included unfortunately.

whats your occupation?

No soup for you - NEXT!

Im not going to BS you - there is no leeway. All files get referred to credit and they are very strict with enforcing the policy. Think of the credit as the soup nazi from seinfield.

Unfortunately nurses are not on the list (as much as they should be).

Conditions are: 1. Total income of $150,000 p/a and this can include rental income ($120,000 for SA, WA, NT and TAS) 2. Must be either a CA, CPA, CFA or FIAA 3. Working full time

For medical professionals. As much as I think teachers deserve no LMI @ 90% its not on the list.

Celebrities need to be on a contract as well so as of today Chris Bath wouldn't be eligible for the 90% lmi waiver.

I meant an active/current sporting contract. It cannot be an athlete that is off contract.

No. Here is the list of professions: 1. Medical Pracs 2. Accountant 3. Solicitors/Judges 4. Politicians 5. Celebrities 6. Athletes with current running contracts 7. Engineers 8. Bank employees 9. Actuaries 10. Auditors 11. CFOs 12. Surveyors 13. Geologists Each profession has certain criteria...