With the year coming to a close, it was great to take some time to say thank you to the brokers, borrowers, financial advisers and property partners who we have worked with throughout the year. At our Melbourne Christmas event, we were lucky enough to have Josh Ward and Karl Amon from Hawthorn Football Club join our celebrations. 🎄 Thanks again to everyone that joined us for our end of year functions and we look forward to working with you all again in 2025. #Christmas #TrilogyFunds
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