


Hi Ruben. What state are you in? I am in Melbourne. I have over 30 lenders on my panel and if interested I am able to do the research for you and get the best rate and home loan that suits your situation. Ruben we are not only mortgage brokers in our office. We are also financial planners and tax accountants that we are also able to help you payout your home loan sooner. Please click on profile in order to contact me if interested. Thanks Abdul


Hi Ruben, Happy to assist you with refinancing your current loan to another lender under 4% variable. I also have one lender who is offering a product that will ONLY move with the RBA rate changes. You will always know where you stand with your home loan interest rate. If interested please contact me by viewing my profile. Cheers, Umit


My advice on this before you do anything, get a broker (we can assist) to approach Westpac on your behalf to see if we can get them to sharpen their rate for you. The advantage of this is that there is usually no cost (from the bank) for you to do this (and as a rule, the broker won't charge you a fee either -we certainly don't), and then you can compare apples with apples (so, what WBC will do for you based on the actual market) - hope that helps Scott

Hi Ruben, looks like all of Australia has you covered now (I'm in Sydney). In the first instance, have you contacted Westpac to see if they may be able to reduce your rate? It never hurts. Secondly, there are many "non banks" that have familiar names that offer very competitive rates starting with a "3" if you are owner occupied, but the fees charged certainly need to be considered depending on how much interest you will save to make it worthwhile. Nathan.

Hi Ruben. Thank you for connecting. You're in prime position with most lenders already, given you owe less than 50% of the property value (well done to you). We have offices located in South Australia and Queensland. To give you a summary most financial institutions can charge up to $300 to discharge the mortgage and depending on the state the property is located there will be government fees from $220 - $300. Off the 37 banks we deal with 98% of them have fully transactional offset facility offering rates from as low as 3.79% (variable). Specifically, you may wish to engage in a broker to find the cheapest but tailored product for you compared to an online lender who I believe have the one product offering. Absolutely can validate what Lee is saying, the percentage of brokers now writing loans in Australia is heading up towards 60% which goes to show the value we provide. Should you require any assistance at all, please navigate to my profile and lets get connected. All the best Michael


Hi Ruben, as the other gents have mentioned your exit fee from Westpac would $350 and the government would charge you $225 for the de-registration & registration of the mortgage over your title. There are several lenders in the market right now outside of the majors who will offer below 4.00% and offer the offset facility that you are looking for. Loan****.au are an online lender and offer one suite of products whereas a broker can offer a range of products from a panel of lenders. This means that the broker can tailor the product/lender to the individual needs of the client. I hope that this helps to assist with your decision.


Happy to Help Ruben, on a loan size of $252,000.00, rates start from 3.69% for 1 or 2 years fixed if an offset is a must, rates may increase slightly to 3.79% - monthly repayments will be $1836.00 over 15 years. best to contact me to discuss further, there may be other products that may be of interest. just remember that the banks base there rates on the features available for each product and apply a certain discount on the interest rates accordingly, hence why we look at the comparison rates which includes all the associated fees with the new loan.


Hi Ruben. Thanks for reaching out I'm in Melbourne if you live here... But to answer your Qs, most banks charge approx $300 to discharge your home loan. There would also be approx $228 in fees to the Govt, if in Vic. We have many lenders that have an offset feature and whose rates are below 4%. It just comes down to whether you want good service and a proactive broker looking after you, or an online bank. I'm obviously biased but greater than 50% of home loans are done by brokers nowadays so I guess that might help with your choice ;) Anyway, if in Melbourne sing out, otherwise someone else on this page will most certainly be able to assist as we are all screened by HashChing! Good luck on the search Lee

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Hi i've got over 40 lenders - mostly non bank who would love to help you. can do OFFSET also. have great rates for owner occupied, not advertised. so contact me via my profile page. I'd love to help you. thank you.