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Refinance Mortgage Australia

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We fight for fair rates for Australian investors. You deserve a better deal.

 
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Fees & eligibility apply. Rates subject to change. RateUnity Pty Ltd ACL 554016.

 
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RateUnity saving examples

LoanValue
Monthly Repayments
Savings/month
$1,500,000
$8,414
$910
$1,000,000
$5,609
$607
$636,208
$3,569
$386
$400,000
$2,244
$243

Important Information: Advertised rates include a 0.35% p.a. discount for the first 2 years, reverting to the standard variable rate thereafter. Comparison rate based on $150,000 over 25 years. WARNING: This comparison rate applies only to the example given. Different amounts and terms will result in different comparison rates. Loan-to-Value Ratio (LVR): the percentage of a property's value that a lender is willing to finance, calculated by dividing the loan amount by the property’s value. Rates are variable and subject to change. Fees, charges, eligibility criteria and lending conditions apply.

Easy steps to lower mortgage repayments

Step 1 — fill out the RateUnity online form to check your mortgage savings
1. RateUnity Submission
Step 2 — discuss your mortgage goals and confirm potential savings with RateUnity
2. Loan discussion
3. Provide documents
Step 3 — provide verification documents to support your mortgage application
Step 4 — enjoy lower mortgage repayments after RateUnity bank approval
4. Hero Bank Decision

Fill out our online form and see your potential RateUnity savings.  

Discuss your mortgage and provide additional details. 

Provide verification and additional documents to support your application.

Bank reviews application and documentation to provide mortgage decision. 

How RateUnity is different

We fight for fair rates for everyday Australians — here's how we make it happen.

RateUnity greater savings — low referral fee and no ongoing broker commission to banks
Greater Savings

RateUnity offers low referral fee and no ongoing commission to banks in exchange for lower mortgage rates for customers. 

RateUnity Hero Bank — pre-arranged competitive mortgage rates negotiated directly with lenders
Hero Bank

RateUnity negotiates directly with banks and has pre-arranged competitive rates for customers. 

RateUnity community strength — collective bargaining power from united mortgage holders
Community Strength

By using Strength in Numbers and uniting mortgage holders, we harness collective bargaining power.

RateUnity holds Australian Credit Licence 554016 and is regulated by ASIC

RateUnity has an Australian Credit Licence and is regulated by ASIC

RateUnity protects customer details with strict privacy standards and electronic security

We protect your details with strict privacy standards and robust electronic security

Pier Culley — founder of RateUnity, Australian mortgage specialist focused on fairer rates for homeowners

Meet our founder

“My journey began with a dream to improve the financial lives of Australians. At RateUnity, we blend deep financial expertise with a commitment to ethical practices. This mission is about more than just mortgages it's about empowering homeowners with trust and significant savings.”

Pier Culley

Founder RateUnity

Pier Culley, RateUnity founder, combines deep financial expertise with a commitment to ethical mortgage practices.

Home Loan Refinancing Australia

Refinancing your home loan can be a way to reduce mortgage costs or improve financial flexibility. At RateUnity, we focus on keeping the process simple and transparent, giving homeowners access to competitive refinancing options through the power of collective bargaining. With no hidden fees and a clear process, refinancing becomes more accessible and straightforward.

RateUnity’s approach to refinancing

Refinancing can feel overwhelming, but we simplify the journey with a structured and efficient process. Our focus is on transparency and fairness, helping homeowners explore competitive options without unnecessary fees or complex procedures.

Strength in Numbers

By bringing homeowners together, RateUnity builds collective bargaining power. This approach allows us to negotiate with lenders for sharper rates and terms than may be available to individuals on their own.

Collective bargaining for lower rates

Lenders may provide reduced rates when negotiating with groups of borrowers rather than individuals. By pooling demand, RateUnity helps customers access competitive interest rates that may not be available through standard refinancing channels.

A different approach to fees

Unlike traditional models that rely on ongoing trail commissions, RateUnity uses a low referral fee model. This means more focus on providing customers with sharper upfront rates.

Transparent and Ethical Practices

We believe in clarity and simplicity. Any refinancing costs are explained upfront, with no hidden charges. This makes it easier for homeowners to see the real savings available, rather than navigating complex fee structures.

Simple online process

Homeowners can begin the refinancing process online in just a few steps. The platform minimises paperwork and provides updates at each stage, making the process easy to follow.

Security and privacy

Protecting customer information is a top priority. We use strong encryption and data security measures so your personal and financial information remains protected throughout the process.

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Why Refinance Your Home Loan?

Refinancing can provide significant financial benefits, including cost savings and improved loan flexibility. Whether seeking lower repayments or unlocking home equity, understanding the advantages can help determine if refinancing is the right choice.

Benefits of Refinancing

Refinancing can provide financial flexibility and may reduce overall mortgage costs. It allows homeowners to access sharper interest rates, adjust loan terms, or unlock home equity. Understanding the potential benefits can help you decide if refinancing is worth exploring.

Lower Interest Rates

Accessing a lower rate can reduce the total cost of a mortgage. Even small changes in rates can add up to meaningful savings over time.

Reduced Monthly Repayments

A lower interest rate may decrease monthly repayment amounts. This can improve cash flow and create more room in the household budget for other goals.

Access to Home Equity

Refinancing may allow homeowners to access the equity built up in their property. These funds can be used for purposes such as renovations, education costs, or other approved expenses.

Debt Consolidation

Refinancing can combine multiple debts into one structured repayment, often at a lower interest rate than personal loans or credit cards. This can make repayments easier to manage and help reduce financial stress.

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Signs It's Time to Refinance

Understanding when refinancing may be worthwhile can help homeowners take advantage of more competitive loan conditions. Common situations include:

Interest rates have changed

If market mortgage rates are lower than your current loan, refinancing may reduce overall costs. Staying aware of rate movements can help identify opportunities.

Improved credit position

A stronger credit score may increase eligibility for sharper rates. Over time, this can lead to lower repayments and improved loan options.

End of Fixed-Rate Term

When a fixed-rate period ends, homeowners often move to the lender’s standard variable rate. Reviewing other available options at this point can highlight more competitive alternatives.

The RateUnity Team

Jarrod Brooks — RateUnity shareholder and partner specialising in real estate capital and strategic alliances
Jarrod Brooks

Shareholder & Partner

Jarrod utilizes strategy and stakeholder diplomacy to collaborate with boards and C-suite executives, driving growth across Asia-Pacific markets. His expertise spans real estate capital, governance, and strategic alliances, enabling ambitious expansion goals while safeguarding business interests.

Chris Dadej — RateUnity shareholder and partner, technology executive with 20 plus years experience
Chris Dadej

Shareholder & Partner

A technology executive with 20+ years in Co-CEO, CTO & CPO roles, driving transformation and strategic innovation. Combining technical expertise & business acumen, Chris builds high-performing teams & delivers digital solutions that drive growth, elevate customer experience & boost operational efficiency.

Santiago Burridge — RateUnity shareholder and partner, financial services entrepreneur
Santiago Burridge

Shareholder & Partner

Santiago founded several Financial Services businesses during his career and now invests his energy in companies that aim to achieve great things. Rate Unity is one of those companies, as it has the potential to help thousands of Australian Families lead better lives and get better outcomes. 

Sascha Flook — RateUnity shareholder and partner, digital marketing specialist for finance and real estate
Sascha Flook

Shareholder & Partner

Sascha began her career as an IT Manager at Australian Geographic, leveraging her expertise in business operations and technology. She now leads Digital by Sasch, specializing in creative, customer-centric marketing for wellness, finance, and real estate sectors.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does refinancing work?

Refinancing means replacing an existing mortgage with a new loan that has different terms. This could involve a lower interest rate, a different repayment structure, or access to equity. The aim is to align the mortgage more closely with the borrower’s current financial situation.

What are the costs involved?

Refinancing may include costs such as discharge or exit fees from the existing lender, and application or registration fees for the new loan. These vary by lender and by state. Borrowers should weigh these costs against any potential savings when considering refinancing.

How long does the process take?

The refinancing process usually takes several weeks, depending on the lender and the borrower’s circumstances. Digital applications can help reduce paperwork and may shorten the timeframes, but approval speed remains subject to each lender’s processes.

Can I refinance with bad credit?

Some lenders may consider applications from borrowers with lower credit scores, though the terms and rates offered will depend on individual circumstances. Each case is assessed according to the lender’s policies.

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Contact RateUnity Today

For homeowners considering refinancing in Australia, RateUnity offers a simple way to explore competitive mortgage rates through the power of collective bargaining. Whether your goal is lower repayments, debt consolidation, or accessing home equity, we provide a transparent process to help you see what options may be available.

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Important Information: Interest rates are variable and subject to change without notice. Advertised rates include a 0.35% p.a. discount for the first 2 years, reverting to the applicable standard variable rate thereafter. A $150 application fee applies. The liteBlue (Basic Variable) product has a $199 annual fee and the myBlue (Variable Offset) product has no ongoing product fee. Other fees and charges may apply. Comparison rate is based on a secured loan of $150,000 over 25 years and includes applicable fees, assuming the discounted rate for 2 years reverting to the standard variable rate thereafter. WARNING: This comparison rate applies only to the example given. Different amounts and terms will result in different comparison rates. Costs such as redraw fees or early repayment fees, and cost savings such as fee waivers, are not included but may influence the cost of the loan. This information is general in nature and does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. You should consider whether it is appropriate for you and review the relevant Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) before making any decision. RateUnity Pty Ltd ACN 668 166 283 | Australian Credit Licence 554016. By using this website, you agree to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.

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