Rate reviews + pricing
Overview
Lenders often reserve their best rates for new customers, meaning your loyalty could be costing you money. That’s why a true rate review requires more than a quick call to your bank.
Our free service compares your loan against 55+ lenders, with our salaried brokers negotiating directly with the banks to secure sharper pricing. We do the legwork to keep your mortgage competitive, potentially saving you thousands.
How we help keep your home loan competitive
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Frequently asked questions
It’s a good idea to review your home loan rate at least once a year, or sooner if your circumstances change. You should also check in if your fixed rate is ending, your repayments have increased, or you haven’t looked at your loan in a few years.
Rates, lender offers and loan features can change over time, so a regular home loan health check can help you understand whether your current loan is still competitive.
A good starting point is to compare your current interest rate, repayments, fees and loan features against what’s available in the market.
But it’s not just about the advertised rate. Your loan type, repayment history, property value, loan-to-value ratio and lender policy can all affect what rate you may be eligible for. We’ll review your current loan and help you understand whether there may be a more competitive option available.
Yes. In many cases, we can approach your current lender and ask them to review your rate.
This can be a good first step because it may help you secure a sharper rate without needing to refinance. If your lender can’t offer a competitive option, we can then compare alternatives across our lender panel and talk you through whether switching could be worthwhile.
Not always. Sometimes your current lender may be willing to reduce your rate once your loan is reviewed or repriced.
If your current lender won’t offer a competitive rate, refinancing may be worth considering. We’ll help you compare both options, staying with your current lender or switching, so you can understand the potential savings, costs and long-term impact.
A home loan health check is a review of your current mortgage to see whether it still suits your needs.
We look at your interest rate, repayments, loan features, fees, loan structure and broader goals. From there, we can compare your current loan against other options and explain whether it may be worth negotiating, refinancing, restructuring or simply staying where you are.
A rate review may help lower your repayments if your lender agrees to reduce your interest rate, or if refinancing to another lender gives you access to a more competitive option.
The impact will depend on your loan balance, rate change, loan term and repayment type. We’ll help you understand what the potential repayment difference could look like before you make any decisions.
Not necessarily. A low interest rate can be important, but it’s only one part of the decision.
It’s also worth considering loan features, fees, offset accounts, redraw access, flexibility, lender service levels and whether the loan structure suits your goals. We’ll help you compare the full picture, not just the headline rate.
We’ll review your current home loan, check how your rate compares to the market, and look at whether your loan still suits your circumstances.
Where appropriate, we may negotiate with your current lender first. If there are better options elsewhere, we’ll explain the potential savings, costs and benefits of refinancing so you can decide what feels right for you.
Our home loan rate reviews are free. We’ll review your current loan, check how your rate compares to the market, and let you know whether there may be an opportunity to negotiate with your lender or consider other options.
There’s no obligation to refinance. The goal is simply to help you understand whether your current home loan is still competitive and suited to your needs.