Cashback Offers from Home Loan Refinancing Deals
Cashback incentives are a great way for banks and other lenders to entice borrowers to take out one of their home loan products. This is often given in cash or in the form of a discount on fees. In some cases, customers receive the incentive in the form of a shopping gift card. Here is a compilation of home loan providers that offer cashback with their products.
1. HSBC
HSBC Australia offers up to $3,288 cashback for refinancing. Customers who apply for a minimum refinancing of $250,000 can take advantage of this offer. The cashback incentive is exclusively for home loans and is not available for construction and bridging loans.
2. Bank of Melbourne
Bank of Melbourne is offering a $4,000 cashback for owner-occupier and residential investment loans with an LVR of up to 80%. The offer is available for minimum refinances of $250,000 on Advantage Package home loans and Basic Home Loans.
3. BankSA
BankSA is offering a $4,000 cashback for owner-occupier and residential investment loans with an LVR of up to 80%. The offer is available for minimum refinances of $200,000 on Advantage Package home loans and Basic Home Loans.
4. Bankwest
Bankwest is offering a $2,000 cashback for minimum refinances of $250,000 with a maximum LVR of 90%.
5. Bank of Queensland (BOQ)
Bank of Queensland offers a $3,000 cashback for refinancing owner-occupier home loans of at least $250,000 with a maximum LVR of 80%. This incentive is only available for Clear Path, Economy, Intro Rate, and Fixed Rate home loans.
6. Commonwealth Bank
Commonwealth Bank offers a $2,000 cashback for refinancing owner-occupier and investment home loans of at least $250,000.
7. Credit Union SA
Credit Union SA offers a $2,500 cashback for new home loans, investment property, and refinancing of at least $250,000 with an LVR of 80% or less. Eligible borrowers can also choose a reduced rate offer in lieu of cashback. This offer is available for Credit Union SA’s Variable Home Loan Package and Discounted Variable Rate loans.
8. ING
ING is offering a $3,000 cashback for refinancing an existing home loan of at least $500,000 with an LVR of 80% or less. An active ING Orange Everyday account is also a requirement.
9. ME Bank
ME offers a $3,000 cashback for refinancing an existing home loan of at least $250,000 with a maximum LVR of 80%. The offer is not available for construction and owner-occupied loans with interest-only repayments.
10. MyState Bank
MyState Bank offers a $3,000 cashback for refinancing property worth $500,000 or more with an LVR of less than 80%. Refinancing property between $250,000 and $499,999 can also be eligible for a $2,000 cashback.
11. NAB
NAB offers a $2,000 cashback for refinancing an existing loan of $250,000. Borrowers are required to have a NAB transaction account. This offer is available to owner-occupiers or investors.
12. Newcastle Permanent
Newcastle Permanent offers a $2,000 cashback for owner-occupied and investment home loans from another financial institution. The minimum loan size is $250,000 with a maximum LVR of 80%. You may also receive a $1,000 cashback for refinanced loans of at least $500,000.
13. RAMS
RAMS offers a $4,000 cashback on refinancing an existing home loan into a new RAMS Home Loan. The minimum amount is $250,000.
14. St. George Bank
St. George Bank offers a $4,000 cashback for owner-occupied and residential investment loans with an LVR of up to 80%. The offer is available for Advantage Package home loans and Basic Home Loans.
15. Suncorp
Suncorp offers a $3,000 cashback for loans for houses and townhouses with an eligible solar power system installed. The minimum amount is $500,000 with a maximum LVR of 90%. While proof of solar metering service is required, there is no minimum kW requirement. You may also receive a $3,000 cashback for refinancing a home loan from another lender worth $750,000 with an LVR of 90%.
Although a cashback offer can be enticing, it may not be valuable in the long run if the interest rate and other fees are higher than the competition.
Do your research and compare the terms and conditions of different home loan products to get the best deal. Makes Cents is the perfect place to get started!