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NAB $1,500 Cashback with an Eligible NAB Home Loan and Banking Bundle

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NAB is now offering $1,500 cashback on home loans, offer expires 31-Mar-2017.

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  • Link says
    "Apply for a new NAB Home Loan of $250,000 or more between 23 January 2017 and 28 February 2017, be approved, and draw down by 31 May 20171"

  • +1

    Westpac is also calling customers offering ~$1,750 cash and a ~3.85 variable rate.

    … Seems to be the season for refinancing with the big 4!

    • but need to jump boat to each other, not to themselves…

    • Do u have the link for that as all I can see on the westpac website is the $1250 cash offer

      • +1

        They wouldn't tell me more without having me come in to discuss it with them.
        I might be able to provide more details tomorrow.

        • Did you meet them yesterday? If interest rate ia comparable I would rather have $1750 than $1500 (NAB)

        • +1

          @amsaini15:

          The whole thing was a comical mess. Do not recommend.

          • On Wednesday I received a phone call from my local branch, asking about my homeloan. I am pretty happy with my set up at the moment, so tried to dismiss this. I think he got desperate and 'leaked' their offer. $1,750 sign up bonus and a 3.85% rate. I am now intrigued. So agree to go in for a face to face.

          • On Friday I head in, meet with the guy who phoned earlier. He does a fairly generic financial situation questionnaire with me (aka getting more personal info out of me for their system), before saying that I was lucky, and their homeloan specialist was available immediately to talk about the finer details of the offer.

          • This is where it gets hazy, as the details she provided contradicted herself, the guy and the printed flyer she gave me. My best estimate, was it was actually a $1,250 offer, on a 3.99% HONEYMOON RATE for 2 or 3 years. There seemed to be a $395 annual fee as well, so it would basically cancel each other out.

          I was pretty pissed at the end of this, waster over half an hour for a lie and a very average deal. Some quotes from the homeloan specialist include "the economy, meh, nobody understands that. That's why a variable loan is best" and my personal favourite, was she didn't understand the difference between a 0.2% discount and a 0.02% discount, said it would all even out in the end.

        • @BluBoy:

          Thanks for your detailed comment. I guess there is no $1750 but $1250 only.

        • @amsaini15:

          Maybe you have to twist their arm, and they can go up to $1,750?
          Overall, it still didn't seem worth it though.

  • Is this only for refinance? or new home loans too?

    • No new home loans according to the link

      • Same offer for refinance as long as its over 250k

  • Interest rate ?

  • in the TC .. says " Apply by 28 February 2017" .. also.. we dont know what rate is being offered ..

    • Rate depends on whether its owner occupied or investor. Whether its interest only or principal and interest. Also factors the deposit whether its 20% or not.

  • hasn't this offer always been around?

    • Yes. It's nothing more than an extension. They used to offer 250k velocity points instead which would be much better but now just the cash back

  • For the NAB deal, you had to apply by the 28th February 2017. However Bank of Melbourne have a $1500 cash back deal for applications received by 31st May 2017 and settlement by 31st July 2017. Westpac have a similar deal for $1250 cash back for refinance deals.

  • I just got my application completed before the 28th of Feb 3.99% variable and 3.89% fixed 1 year $1500 cashback and first year choice package fee free. Good riddance CBA

  • Not bad. Any similar offer for CBA by chance?

    • CBA offered 4.17 not bad but not as good as 3.99 with the cashback and first year fee free.

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