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What to expect when refinancing your loan
Fees and charges
It’s important you look at the full picture and weigh up the benefits vs costs, as refinancing can be costly and may include:
- Break costs for fixed home loans
- Loan discharge fee
- Application/Lending establishment fee
- Property valuer fee
- Mortgage registration fee
Unexpected pitfalls
It all looks good at first glance but be careful of the longer-term impacts of refinancing. You could be caught out by having to pay:
- Lenders Mortgage Insurance
- More interest once the great introductory rate ends and the standard variable rate kicks in
- More interest over time if you extend your loan term
Paperwork and prep
Refinancing to another bank is a lengthy process, with long wait times, paperwork and preparation such as:
- Release of current mortgage
- Complete a new application
- Provide ID, payslips, bank statements, rental receipts, rates notices
- Property valuation hassles
- Loan approval and settlement
Let’s review your loan
We look forward to calling you to discuss how we can help you stay, with a home loan that meets your current needs.
- Save time and effort
- Compare rates and incentives
- Features and options could help you save
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Things you should know
Conditions, credit criteria, fees and charges apply. Residential lending is not available for Non-Australian Resident borrowers.
This information is general in nature and has been prepared without taking your personal objectives, circumstances and needs into account. You should consider the appropriateness of the information to your own circumstances and, if necessary, seek appropriate professional advice.
Taxation considerations contained in this article (on this page) are general in nature. They do not take into account your personal circumstances and they should not be interpreted or used as tax advice or a tax guide. You should seek independent tax advice to determine the appropriate tax consequences relevant to your circumstances before making any decision based on this information.