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Our Role in
Your Refinance
Journey

Your financial situation and the lending market are constantly evolving, which means the loan that worked for you years ago might not be your best option today.

We conduct a comprehensive review of your existing loan, compare it against the market, and identify opportunities to save on interest rates, access better features, or unlock equity for future goals. From there, we manage the entire refinancing process, from liaising with lenders, handling paperwork, and ensuring a smooth transition. Our goal is to put you in a stronger financial position with minimal effort on your part.
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FAQs

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What is a refinance loan?
A refinance loan is a new home loan that replaces your existing mortgage. People typically refinance to secure a lower interest rate, access better loan features, change their loan term, or tap into their property's equity for other purposes. The refinancing process involves applying for a new loan, which is then used to pay out your current mortgage. While refinancing can offer significant benefits, the process involves paperwork and assessment, that's where we come in to make it straightforward and stress-free.
How do I know when I should refinance?
Several factors can indicate it's time to consider refinancing:

Interest rates: If rates have dropped since you took out your loan, you could save significantly by refinancing to a lower rate. However, if rates are rising, it may be worth waiting.

Your financial situation: If your income has increased or your expenses have decreased, you may qualify for better loan terms. Conversely, if your situation is uncertain, it might be wise to wait for stability.

Loan terms: If you're unhappy with your current interest rate, loan features, repayment structure, or lender service, refinancing can help you find a better fit.

Potential savings vs. costs: The savings from a lower rate or better terms should outweigh any discharge fees, application costs, or other refinancing expenses.

Every situation is unique, so we recommend speaking with us to assess whether refinancing makes sense for your circumstances and timing.
What are the benefits of refinancing?
Refinancing can deliver multiple advantages depending on your goals:

Lower interest rates: Secure a more competitive rate and reduce your monthly repayments

Better loan features: Access offset accounts, redraw facilities, or more flexible repayment options

Shorter loan term: Pay off your mortgage faster and save on interest over the life of the loan

Remove LMI: If your property has increased in value, you may be able to refinance without lenders mortgage insurance

Access equity: Use your home's equity for renovations, investments, or debt consolidation

Switch loan types
: Move from fixed to variable (or vice versa) to better suit your needs

Get in touch with us to discuss the specific benefits refinancing could offer in your situation.
How much does it cost to refinance?
While refinancing can save you money long-term, there are upfront costs to consider:

Discharge fees: Your current lender may charge a fee to close your existing loan (typically $150-$400)

Application fees: Some new lenders charge establishment or application fees

Valuation fees: A property valuation may be required

Legal costs: Conveyancing and documentation fees

Break costs: If you're exiting a fixed-rate loan early, significant break fees may apply

The key is ensuring your long-term savings from refinancing outweigh these upfront costs. We'll help you calculate the break-even point and determine if refinancing makes financial sense for you.
Can refinancing combine all my loans into one?
Yes, refinancing can be an effective way to consolidate multiple debts into a single loan. By rolling credit cards, personal loans, car loans, or other debts into your home loan refinance, you can simplify your finances with one monthly repayment and potentially secure a much lower interest rate than you're currently paying on those debts. This strategy, known as debt consolidation, can reduce your overall monthly commitments and help you pay off debt faster. However, it's important to consider that you'll be securing previously unsecured debts against your home, so we'll walk you through the pros and cons to ensure it's the right strategy for your situation.

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