The calculator looks at key factors commonly considered when reviewing a home loan, including:
The result is designed to give you an initial indication only. A lender will still need to assess your full financial circumstances before approving any refinance application.
Refinancing means replacing your existing home loan with a new loan.
Some borrowers refinance to review their interest rate, change loan features, adjust their loan structure, consolidate eligible debts or access available equity for an approved purpose.
A refinance may involve moving to another lender or restructuring your loan with your existing lender.
Your current loan may be worth reviewing when:
A lower advertised interest rate does not automatically mean refinancing will leave you financially better off. Fees, loan term changes, lender criteria and the total interest payable over the life of the loan should also be considered.
Lenders generally assess a range of factors before approving a refinance application.
These may include your income, employment, living expenses, existing debts, credit history, repayment conduct, property value and loan-to-value ratio.
Your borrowing position may also change since your original home loan was approved.
Your property equity can play an important role in refinancing.
Equity is the difference between your property's estimated value and the amount you still owe on your home loan.
More equity generally means a lower loan-to-value ratio. This may affect which lenders and loan options are available.
A lender will usually rely on its own property valuation rather than an online estimate when assessing your application.
Enter your current loan details to get an initial indication of your refinancing position.
The Refinance Feasibility Check can help you understand your current loan before speaking with a mortgage broker about available refinancing options.
Calculator results are estimates only and do not represent an offer of credit, loan approval or a recommendation for a particular loan product. Your full financial circumstances, lender criteria, fees, charges and loan terms need to be considered before proceeding with any refinance application.


