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Im currently with a bank and I wish to refinance for the purpose of doing some work to my home. Currently on a Pension will that restrict the ability in getting a cheaper loan.
Hi Rick,
thanks for the question.
According to the Aussie website, pensions are still a valid form of income, but as usual this along with your debts, assets and credit history will dictate what sort of home loan you’re eligible for. If the rate terms are not to your liking, I suggest you ask for a better deal. Lenders have been known to discount rates and fees during the application stage.
I hope this helps,
Marc.
Presently we’ve chosen our dream home at Ropes Crossing at a cost of $469,000 and we’re ask to make a deposit of $15,000 upon signing of the contract for the lot and the builders. Even at this stage our home loan hasn’t been approve yet. Should we go ahead and sign the contract and pay them the amount? Or should we wait for the approval first then close the deal? We’re confused. Is it true that there’s a shortage of land availability?
Hello Eli,
thanks for the question.
You may wish to contact your lender regarding this situation, as they may be able to give you better advice in relation to your home loan application and deposit.
I hope this helps,
Marc.
Hi.
We are currently with BEAT HOME LOANS.
I have a daughter that wants to get married late this year or next year, I would also like to consolidate credit cards.
My current loan is around $150,000
Cheers Graeme
Hello Graeme,
thanks for the question.
You may wish to contact Aussie Mortgage Brokers directly to discuss your options.
Cheers,
Marc.
I am keen to move my home loan from Nab as I have asked them to reviews instalment amounts as I believe they are too high compared to several of my friends home loans of a similar amount.
My husband has a back injury which was sustained at work and although he is still receiving a wage it has been cut considerably. We therefore need to find ways of reducing our expenses.
Our loan initially I believe was $252000. It is currently sitting at around $245000 with 24 years to go.
Our monthly instalments are around $1700 which to me and friends of mine seems too high.
Hope you can assist me. I prefer email contact.
Cheers,
Lisa
Hello Lisa,
Thanks for the question.
You may wish to contact Aussie directly. They’ll be able to discuss refinancing and the potential costs. You may also wish to read our guide on the costs of switching mortgages for your reference.
I hope this helps,
Marc
We have a lo doc home loan at the moment at 60% with another bank can you refinance at 80%
Hi Maureen,
Thanks for your comment.
Please click on ‘go to site’ and complete the enquiry form to direct this question to Aussie.
Hope this helps,
Shirley