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Suncorp Refinance/Purchase $3,000 Cashback - $0 Annual Fee, Minimum Loan $750,000, up to 90% LVR, Back to Basics Variable 2.19%

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Quick note
Variable rates are forecasted to go up by 2% plus from now until next year according to several finance experts.

We think Suncorp is a good option if you want to secure a good variable rate with a discount for life of the loan and no annual fee. Suncorp has been named Money Magazine’s Bank of the Year and Business Bank of the Year for the fourth year in a row.

$3,000 Home Loan Refinance cashback’s conditions are:

  • Switch their existing home loan from another lender
  • Apply by 30/06/2022 and settle by 30 September 2022. Unless withdrawn prior by Suncorp.
  • Take out a home loan with a minimum aggregate borrowing of $750k and a maximum LVR of 90%
  • Can be a combination of purchase and refinance to meet the aggregate borrowing of $750k.
  • This offer applies to any available Suncorp Bank home loan product, including Personal / Owner Occupied, Investment loans, Principal and Interest and Interest Only repayments.

Rates highlight
Owner occupied P&I with comparison rate (CR)

  • Basic variable with redraw 2.19% CR 2.20% at <=70% LVR
  • Basic variable with redraw 2.32% CR 2.33% at 70% to 80% LVR
  • Basic variable with redraw 2.54% CR 2.55% at 80% to 90% LVR
  • Variable with offset 2.36% CR 2.79% at <=70% LVR

Investment P&I with comparison rate (CR)

  • Basic variable with redraw 2.42% CR 2.43% at <=70% LVR
  • Basic variable with redraw 2.48% CR 2.49% at 70% to 80% LVR
  • Basic variable with redraw 2.89% CR 2.90% at 80% to 90% LVR
  • Variable with offset 2.55% CR 2.97% at <=70% LVR

Other refinancing rebates available
ING - $3,000 cashback when you refinance your home loan before 31 Jul 2022 T&Cs apply.
BOQ - Get up to $3,000 cashback when you refinance your home loan before 30 Jun 2022 T&Cs apply.
MYSTATE - Get up to $3,000 cashback when you refinance your home loan until 30 Jun 2022 T&Cs apply.
ME - Get up to $3,000 cashback when you refinance your home loan until 30 Jun 2022 T&Cs apply
Citibank - Get up to $3,000 cashback when you refinance or purchase a new home loan until 30 June 2022 T&Cs apply

Please note that there are other rebates from other banks which we can show you as part of our report to you.

Comparison Rates
Each comparison rate is based on $150,000 over 25 years. These comparison rates apply only to the example or examples 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 in the comparison rate but may influence the cost of the loan.

Broker Rebate Terms and Conditions
We are offering a $500 upfront cashback for loan greater than $500k (excluding offset and redraw) for any fixed term loan of 2 years or more. $1,000 upfront cashback for loans $1M and above (excluding offset and redraw) for any fixed term loan of 2 years or more. Maximum of 1 cashback per household.

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closed Comments

  • +6

    Minimum loan of $750k… That would explain the rate rises!
    But my 3 properties still won't make the 750k minimum. Extreme.

    • +4

      750k is the new 500k

      • Yet they still base comparison rate on a loan of $150000. One day they’ll finally update that to a realistic amount.

    • Yep. I am sure there is some people out here with 90% leverage on loans over $750k. Good luck to them.

  • +5

    May be add a condition that loan is only for millionaires >750k

    • a 750k loan at 90% lvr means a total of $833k, so you only need 83k in cash and repayments will be about $3k a month, which you can easily finance if you earn $80k a year or so (depending on spending, or you can rent it out to cover a significant portion of the repayments). So no, you don't have to be a millionaire.

  • +8

    Ooof $750k loan
    People have really shafted themselves this time

  • -2

    Why don't people fix it for 5 years at 3.20%

    • +2

      Because it might not go up by 2% over the next year? You shouldn't look at fixing a loan as a way to save money. It is a way to manage risk. The banks calculate the rates to pretty much break even so it's basically a coin flip whether you end up ahead or behind.

    • +1

      I fixed mine at 2% for 4 years last Jan

      • last jan is a different ball game, as cash rates were already almost zero. So you knew it would not go down.

        Thats like saying, i bought a house last year in Jan.

        I also fixed then too, but what you going to do after 2 more years? thought of that?

        • Move to variable and offset with savings accumulated. I would imagine variable rate continue to be lower than fixed in the next few years if the rate is trending up.

          • @mulder1989: yeah, but what im saying is, whats the point of bringing up u fixed 2% for 4 years last jan haha

  • +3

    Why advertise this when there's Westpac with the same rate, same cash back, and only $250K min loan?

  • No deal to see here

  • -2

    If anybody would create a hate list this would be funny. My guess 2nd spot from the bottom after AMP?

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