Equity Home Loan (Line of Credit)

This home loan is a line of credit which uses the equity in your home or investment to allow for flexibility and easy access to your funds.

Line of credit can be linked to your savings account
Credit your payroll to your loan and you can use the funds as needed
Choose an affordable limit to suit your needs
Also suitable for investment purposes e.g. Shares Portfolio
No transaction fees for the life of your home loan^
No monthly account keeping fees

Key Features
Variable interest rate View our interest rates
Minimum amount $0
Maximum amount

$1,000,000

Loan period Up to 30 years
Repayments Monthly / Fortnightly / Weekly
Interest charges Calculated daily, charged monthly
Monthly account keeping fees No
Annual fees No
Flexible and lump sum repayments Yes
Split with other loans Yes
Loan repayment insurance available Yes
Early repayments fees Yes (only within the first 5 years)
Establishment fee $350
Pre-approved $5,000 Visa Credit Card* Yes
Loan top-up facility available Yes
Redraw facility N/A
Pre-approval - we can approve your loan in advance Yes
Free mobile lending service** Yes
No transaction fees for the life of your home loan^ Yes

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*Terms, conditions, fees, charges and credit criteria apply.
**This service is available in metropolitan Sydney, Newcastle and the Hunter region

^The 'no transaction fees' offer only applies to accounts held in the same membership number in which the mortgage is held. This offer is not available to memberships with Commercial Loan accounts. Fees charged by a third party supplier will still be payable. See our Fees and Charges for full details. Excludes any non-value ATM/EFTPOS fees. Fee exemption does not apply to fees and charges applied directly to accounts by other parties or institutions. 

 

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