Before you start looking
Consider your deposit, purchase costs, regular expenses and desired timing. Discuss finance before committing to a purchase.
Explore common questions ↗A HELPFUL STARTING POINT
Explore an indicative monthly principal-and-interest repayment. Use it to start a conversation about your budget.
Illustration only. This uses your entered rate, assumes it stays constant, excludes fees and does not assess borrowing capacity or lender eligibility.
PREPARE FOR YOUR NEXT MOVE
Practical starting points to help you prepare before speaking with a broker.
Consider your deposit, purchase costs, regular expenses and desired timing. Discuss finance before committing to a purchase.
Explore common questions ↗Compare fees, loan features, repayment flexibility and switching costs alongside the rate when reviewing your existing loan.
Discuss a loan review ↗Have income evidence, a summary of debts and expenses, and information about your property or intended purchase ready.
Talk to our team ↗YOUR QUESTIONS, EXPLAINED
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A broker helps you understand lending options and prepare an application based on your circumstances. The lender assesses the application and makes the lending decision.
Deposit requirements vary by lender, property and your circumstances. Your total funds may also need to cover purchase costs. Speak with our team about your intended purchase.
Yes. A review considers your current loan, goals, features, fees and potential switching costs. Refinancing remains subject to the lender’s assessment.
Common starting points include identification, income evidence, bank statements, existing loan statements and a summary of expenses. Your broker will explain what is needed for your situation.
Yes, self-employed borrowers can explore options. Income evidence and lender requirements vary, so discuss your business history and available financial records with our team.
Timing varies with application complexity, documents, valuations and the lender’s assessment. Tell us your preferred settlement date early so we can discuss the next steps.