Jewel Finance

Community

Community is at the heart of everything we do at Jewel Finance.

We say it because we can show it. What follows is a season of it: the clubs we back, the kids we sponsor, and the causes we turn up for.

Carlin Millar holding a Jewel Finance sponsored rugby league jersey alongside David Francis

On and off the field

A client said it better than we could.

Carlin Millar wrote this to thank Geoff Bombell and David Francis. The last line is the one we keep coming back to.

“Just want to thank Geoff, David and the team at Jewel Finance for their assistance and advice in all aspects of my financial journey.

Without their determination and friendship my financial ambitions would have stalled considerably but now I am finally moving forward on the wealth creation path.

As sponsors and supporters of Asian Rugby League in all its forms Jewel Finance has always been there both on and off the field.

If you need some advice on getting a car, funding a business or wealth creation through property give Geoff or David a call. Like me you’ll be glad you did.”

Carlin Millar on Geoff Bombell and David Francis

Community sport

Grassroots is where it actually matters.

Local clubs are the backbone of a community. They bring people together, develop young talent, and create friendships that outlast any season.

Geoff Bombell puts it in his own bio: long established links to community sport here and overseas, which he says has broadened his horizons and kept him busy. That is the plain version of what this page is about.

Right now that means Nambucca Roosters, the Botany Rams juniors, Helensburgh’s open women’s side, Asian Rugby League, and a golf club on the northern beaches putting money behind a 14 year old.

The Jewel Finance team with Nambucca Roosters officials

A season of it

Where we have turned up.

Nine of them, in their own words and their own photographs.

Mackenzie Tiscareno receiving a cheque from Mona Vale Social Golf Club with Jewel Finance

Junior golf

Backing a 14 year old ranked 14th in the world

A shoutout to Josh, President of the Mona Vale Social Golf Club, for helping rising talent Mackenzie. At just 14 she is already ranked number 14 in the world for her age group, and this contribution goes towards competing in tournaments across the country.

The Jewel Finance team at the KARI Foundation golf day

KARI Foundation

Business and community on the same fairway

We were proud to play in the KARI Golf Day, hosted by the KARI Foundation, an organisation supporting Aboriginal children, families and communities through education, culture and opportunity. Days like this are about showing up.

Nambucca Roosters players with the Indigenous Round jersey artwork

Indigenous Round

A jersey designed by a 16 year old artist

The Nambucca Roosters’ Indigenous Round jersey featured artwork by 16 year old Gumbaynggirr artist Tehnaya West from Bowraville. The Roosters capped the day at Coronation Park with a 28–24 win over the Grafton Ghosts.

David Francis presenting to Nambucca Roosters players and staff

Off the field

David presenting to the Roosters

David spent an afternoon with Nambucca Roosters players and staff, sharing practical guidance for life beyond the game. Education builds confidence, and confidence creates opportunity, in sport and in finance alike.

The Botany Rams under-9 side after a game

Junior league

The Botany Rams 9Gs

Young players enjoying the game, building confidence and learning teamwork. Clubs like the Rams shape young people on and off the field, and we are glad to be part of it.

The Helensburgh open women's side on the field

Women in league

Helensburgh push the premiers to the wire

Roger was there to watch the Helensburgh open women’s side take on competition leaders Corrimal. They pushed the reigning premiers all the way before conceding a try in the last 90 seconds, going down 22–16. A performance to be proud of.

Khan Jarrett receiving the Man of the Match award

Match day

Roosters v Macksville

A thrilling contest that Macksville edged 32–26 after the Roosters had built a strong lead. Congratulations to Khan Jarrett on a standout performance and a well deserved Man of the Match.

Attendees at the 2026 SFG National Business Leaders Retreat

Industry

If you are not learning, you are not earning

David presented under that title at the 2026 SFG National Business Leaders Retreat, hosted by William Lockett and the team at Specialist Finance Group at Lofty House, and came back energised by the conversations.

The Jewel Finance team wearing KARI Foundation shirts

The team

More than a finance business

Whether it is helping families into homes, supporting local initiatives or standing alongside charities like KARI, we believe strong communities build strong futures.

The 2025 nomination

Named a finalist for the SFG Community Award.

In 2025 Specialist Finance Group named Jewel Finance a finalist for its Community Award. We were pleased. We would be doing it anyway.

Specialist Finance Group Community Award Finalist 2025 SFG Community Award
Finalist 2025

The other kind of community

The community inside the business.

Behind every loan approval is a team that genuinely cares about getting the right outcome. Finance is personal, so the way we work is built on clear communication, long-term relationships, real strategy and honest advice.

It is the least surprising thing about a business where people stay for decades and clients come back for a fifth loan. Whether it is your first home, your next investment, or refinancing for a better structure, that is what you are dealing with.

Members of the Jewel Finance team outside their office

Work with a team that turns up for people.

Including the ones who are not signing anything this month.