Refinance with purpose, not just rates

Get clarity before you switch. Lower your cost, improve your loan structure, and gain more control—we make sure refinancing actually improves your position.

Own your home sooner with the right structure
Mortgages

Built for your stage

Whether you're starting out or stepping up, we structure loans that work with your life.

Process

Five steps to your home

We move fast and keep you informed at every turn.

Step

Review your current loan and goals

Understand what you have and what matters

Quick chat about your goals
Compare savings and structure improvements

See the real numbers and better options

Assess costs and break even timeframe

Know when the switch actually pays off

Submit refinance and manage discharge

We handle the paperwork and settlement details

Set up offsets and accounts correctly

Get your new loan working for you

Built for

Who we help

We move fast and keep you informed at every turn.

Buyers

Home owners wanting better value

Refinancing can lower your interest rate, reduce repayments, and help you get more value from your home loan.

First home buyers ready to move
High rates, poor features

Refinancing can help lower high interest rates and give you better loan features.

Borrowers seeking offset accounts

We simplify your loan with an offset option to reduce interest and improve cash flow.

Investors resetting their strategy

We help investors restructure loans and realign finance with their goals.

Considering equity release

Release property equity wisely—explore your options and make the right choice.

Assessment

What we examine before lending

We dig into the details that matter. Your income, debts, deposit, and the property itself all shape what's possible.

Rates, Fees & Features

Check rates, fees, and features for the best refinance option.

Term & Repayments

Check your loan term and repayments for easier refinancing.

What we examine before lending
LVR & Value

LVR shows your loan versus property value for refinancing.

Credit file and recent changes

Reviewing your credit for better refinancing options.

Pitfalls

Mistakes we help you sidestep

Most people stumble before they start.

Refinancing for a minor rate drop

Small rate drops may not justify refinancing.

Ignoring fees and timeframes

consider fees and time, not just rates.

Ignoring issues during the switch

Ignoring structural issues before refinancing can cause bigger problems later.

Breaking a fixed loan blindly

Check fees before breaking a fixed loan to avoid extra costs.

Trusting bank calculators that overpromise
Tools

Choosing cashback over long term advantage

Cashback is tempting, but long-term savings matter most.

Preparation

Get your documents ready

Gather what we need before we start. The more organized you are, the faster we move.

Current loan statements

Share your loan statements for a quick review.

Income evidence

Provide income proof for faster refinancing.

Get your documents ready
ID documents

Provide valid ID documents to verify your identity for refinancing.

Bank statements

Bank statements verify your income and finances.

FAQs

Common questions about refinancing your home loan and what to expect

How much can I save?

Savings depend on your current rate, the new rate, fees, and how long you stay in the loan. We calculate your specific numbers. Some borrowers save thousands annually, others find the benefit is better loan structure or features rather than pure rate savings.

Is it worth refinancing if I'm fixed?

Fixed loans have break costs, but refinancing can still make sense if the savings are large enough and you plan to stay long term. We check the break cost against your potential savings and show you the real payoff timeline.

How long does refinance take?

Most refinances take four to eight weeks from application to settlement. The timeline depends on how quickly you provide documents, how busy the lender is, and whether any issues come up with your application or property.

Can I refinance and access equity?

Yes. If you've paid down your mortgage and your property has increased in value, you can refinance for more than you owe and access that equity. We structure it so you get the cash you need while keeping your loan manageable.

Will my credit score be impacted?

A hard inquiry and new loan application will cause a small temporary dip in your credit score. The impact is usually minor and recovers within a few months as you make on-time payments on your new loan.

Still have questions?

Reach out and we'll walk you through your specific situation

Ready to improve your position?

Find out if refinancing will actually move the needle for your loan and your goals