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About Personal Loan

A personal loan lets you borrow money to pay for something special, like a holiday, car, or home renovations. You have to repay it with interest over a fixed term, usually between one and seven years.

Getting the best deal on a personal loan can save you thousands in interest and fees.

Fixed or variable interest rate

With a fixed interest rate, your repayments are fixed and won’t change over the loan term. You’ll know exactly how much will come out of your bank account each month.

With a variable interest rate, your repayments will change if interest rates change. If interest rates rise, your repayments will be higher. If interest rates fall, your repayments will go down.

A loan with a variable interest rate usually has no early exit fee. This might be better if you’re planning to pay the loan back early.

The interest rate you get on a personal loan can be different to the advertised interest rate. Your interest rate depends on things like your credit score, income, expenses, and savings.

Secured or unsecured loan

With a secured loan you provide an asset, such as your car, as security for the loan. If you don’t pay the loan back on time, the lender can repossess your asset and sell it.

With an unsecured loan, you don’t have to provide an asset as security. But the interest rate will be higher, and you may need a loan guarantor. If you fail to pay back the loan, the lender can still take you to court to get back the money you borrowed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Supporting Documents Checklists

Personal identification

  • 100 points of ID are required. A current passport or birth certificate = 70 points. Driver licence = 40 points. (Please note if these documents are in your maiden name, you will also need to provide a copy of your marriage certificate.)
  • Other documents that help build up 100 points include: a Medicare card, credit card, ATM/debit card, council rates notice, pensioner concession card, health care card, tertiary student ID card.

Income details

  • The two most recent payslips from your current employer. (Ideally these will show the company name, number of payslip and year-to-date income figure.)
  • The most recent Group Certificate from your employer.

If self-employed

  • The last two years’ personal and business tax returns and ATO assessments.
  • Other income details.

You may also need

  • Rental income statements or bank accounts showing rental income for any investment properties.
  • Proof of share dividends or interest earned.
  • Centrelink letter confirming family tax benefits.
  • Centrelink letter confirming permanent government pension.
  • Private pension group certificate or statement.
  • Proof of any other regular, ongoing income.

Additional documents for mortgage refinancing

  • Documentation on your existing home loan including the date the loan commenced, loan period and any financial penalty payable if you exit the loan early.
  • Statements for the last six months for any existing home loans and personal loans.
  • The most recent council rates notice and building insurance policy on the property or properties being offered as security.
  • Credit cards:
    • If you have credit card debt, statements for the last six months; or
    • If you don’t owe anything on your credit card, the most recent statement.

Additional documents if you already own a home

  • Statements for the last six months for any existing home loans or personal loans.
  • Your most recent credit card statement.
  • Copy of the contract of sale for the property you’re buying.
  • Statements for the last six months to show your savings and investment history. (This could include share certificates, savings account statements, term deposit statements, etc.)
  • If other funds are being used for the purchase, evidence showing where the funds are held.
  • If other funds are being given to you, which are not already in your bank account, you will need a Statutory Declaration from the person giving you the money.

Additional documents for First Home Buyers

  • Statement for your First Home Saver Account, if you have one.
  • Statements for the last six months to show your savings and investment history. This could include share certificates, term deposit statements, etc.
  • If other funds are being used for the purchase, evidence showing where the funds are held.
  • If other funds are being given to you, which are not already in your bank account, you will need a Statutory Declaration from the person giving you the money.
  • Your most recent credit card statement.
  • Copy of the contract of sale for the property being purchased.

Additional documents for investors

If you already have investment property(ies):

  • Evidence of income such as rental statements.
  • A copy of the tenancy lease.
  • A council rates notice.
  • Copy of the contract of sale for the property being purchased.
  • A letter from a property manager indicating likely rent for the new property.
  • Copy of the contract of sale for the property being purchased.

Additional documents for borrowers seeking a construction loan

  • A copy of a valid builder’s fixed price tender, including all specifications.
  • A copy of council approved plans.

Can I pay off my loan early?

Yes. If you want to pay off the loan early and you have the sufficient fund available with you, loan can be paid off early.

Do you offering refinancing ?

Yes. Refinancing option is available if you want to replace existing loan with other Loan to get the better interest rate or to cash out for a required purpose by using equity on the existing property.

When should i apply?

Whenever you are in need of financial support, you can contact your mortgage broker to discuss the available options.

Where are you located?

We have our head office located in Edmonson Park in Sydney. However, we help clients who need financial assistance anywhere in Australia.

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