Bank of Melbourne has a range of home loans with attractive features to suit many different types of borrowers
Bank of Melbourne is a proudly Victorian-based bank with branches in Melbourne, Geelong and regional Victoria. As well as offering a range of financial products and services, the bank runs the Bank of Melbourne Neighbourhood fund to give back to local communities. Bank of Melbourne is part of a network including St George and BankSA.
If you're a refinancing owner occupier or investor applying for a Bank of Melbourne Advantage home loan, Bank of Melbourne will give you $1,500 cashback to help you with the costs of switching.
Your loan must be over $250,000 and be refinanced from any lender except St.George, Westpac, BankSA, Bank of Melbourne and RAMS.
For a limited time you can also save 0.90% p.a. off standard variable rate Advantage Package home loans over $750,000 or more.
This offer is available for customers who have applied for their loan by 28 February 2018 and settled on or before 30 April 2018.
Compare home loans from the Bank of Melbourne
Bank of Melbourne no longer offers low doc home loans for new customers. They are still available for existing low doc customers wishing to switch loans.
Home loans offered by Bank of Melbourne
Advantage Package
The Advantage Package is a package deal for your home loan, credit card and transaction account. Grouping your financial products together can help you save money, and you can get a discounted interest rate if you borrow more than a set minimum amount.
This loan has no establishment fee, no monthly account-keeping fee and no monthly admin fee. Free redraw is available via phone and internet banking, but an annual fee does apply to the package.
Standard Variable Rate Loan
The Standard Variable Rate Loan comes with a full interest offset facility to help you save interest on your loan. The loan includes redraw, repayment pause and the option to split into variable and fixed rate portions, and is available for property or vacant land purchase as well as building. An establishment fee and a monthly admin fee also apply.
The Standard Variable Rate Home Loan
Fixed Rate Home Loan
This loan lets fix your home loan interest rate for a set period so you know exactly what your repayments will be. Principal and interest or interest-only repayments are available, and the loan is offered to owners and investors purchasing homes or vacant land.
Features of this loan include discounted rates, redraw, rate lock and a partial interest offset facility. Flexible repayment options are available, and an establishment fee and monthly admin fees apply.
Fixed Rate Super Fund Home Loan
Portfolio Loan
This loan lets you use the equity in your home to make other investments and build assets. This flexible line of credit combines your investment and personal finances into one loan, and you can create up to 10 sub-accounts under your Portfolio Loan to suit your needs.
The loan is available on a fixed or variable rate, and lets you directly deposit your income. Other features include flexible repayment options, rate lock and a Visa debit card.
Basic Home Loan
This no-frills option is designed to be an easy-to-manage home loan. The loan offers a low interest rate and no monthly fees, and is well-suited to first-home buyers or anyone who simply wants a basic loan.
Features include flexible repayment options, no monthly service fee, access to redraw and loan pause.
Low Doc Home Loan
Designed for self-employed borrowers and business owners with uneven cash flow, the Low Doc Home Loan offers fixed and variable interest rates or a combination of both. This loan is available for the purchase of property and vacant land.
Its list of features includes redraw, full or partial interest offset, rate lock and flexible repayment options. An establishment fee and monthly admin fees apply.
Other home loans
Other loans offered by Bank of Melbourne include the Seniors Access Home Loan and the Low Doc Portfolio Loan. The former is designed to help senior homeowners live more comfortably in retirement, while the latter is another option for self-employed people and small business owners.
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How to apply
Documents needed to apply for a Bank of Melbourne home loan
Personal information
You’ll need to supply a range of personal details, including:
- 100 points of identification, including photo ID such as a driver’s licence or passport
- Proof of your current address
Property information
Bank of Melbourne will want you to provide documentation regarding the property you are purchasing, including copies of the:
- Contract of sale
- Certificate of title
- Transfer of land
Financial information
Bank of Melbourne requires the following financial information:
- A copy of statements covering the last three months for all your savings account(s) held with other banks or financial institutions.
- If you’re a salary earner you can present your last two consecutive pay slips, or information such as your employment contract or latest tax return. Self-employed applicants will need to provide copies of personal income tax returns and full financial statements for the past two years.
- Those refinancing will need duplicates of their current loan statements for the last six months. The date of the last transaction should not be more than four weeks old.
Dear Sir/Madam
Hello
RE; Unsecured personal loan for self employed .Try on line application get stuck for some reasons .
Low doc application
Hope to hear from you soon
Best regards
Hi John,
thanks for the question.
I’d recommend contacting Bank of Melbourne directly to work through this matter, as they’ll be able to help you through this application error.
I hope this helps,
Marc.
Hi
my wife and myself have fulltime jobs,just enquiring if it is possible to get 100% home loan.
Regards,
Gary.
Hi Gary,
Thanks for your comment.
At the moment, 100% home loans are only possible with a guarantor. Bank of Melbourne do offer guarantor loans.
Hope this helps,
Shirley