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$4000 Cashback on Owner-Occupied or Investment Home Loan Refinances @ ANZ via Broker

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Hello All Ozbargainers

ANZ has new offer for the Simplicity Loan variable rate and offering an $4000 Cashback on all refinances for owner occupied and investments. This is the rates before the latest 0.5% RBA rate increase announcement in July. ANZ has announced that rates will increase by 0.5% on 15 July

The rates quoted below are out of date. Please refer to ANZ's product page for the current interest rates.

Principal and Interest Owner Occupied HOME LOAN
Variable - 2.79% (CPR 2.79%) FOR LVR <70%
Variable - 3.04% (CPR 3.04%) FOR 70%<LVR <80%

Principal and Interest INVESTMENT HOME LOAN
Variable - 3.44% (CPR 3.44%) FOR LVR <70%
Variable - 3.54% (CPR 3.54%) FOR 70%<LVR <80%

Apply by 8th July 2022 until the 16th September 2022. Loan needs to be drawdown before the Friday 16 December 2022. Owner Occupier (P&I repayments) and Residential Investment loans, with LVR up to 80%. $250k min loan. Only one $4K cashback offer available per primary applicant within a 12 month period. Excludes refinances from within ANZ. Please find attached terms and condition. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yZZU87Ja5XkAnPmE0RdgFm8dJid…

We also offer the following product as well
Suncorp - 2.72% variable rate for Owner Occupied up to $4000 cashback
Citibank - 2.74% variable rate for Owner Occupied up to $6000 cashback
Westpac - 2.64% variable rate for Owner Occupied up to $4000 cashback

Heroes Home Loans are also providing an additional incentive broker rebate of up to $4,000 if user our service (note this applies to all products).

Please feel free to email me at [email protected] or text/call me on 0479107213 and I would be happy to answer all finance related questions.

Mod: Removed variable rate from title as it will not be applicable by loan settlement date

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  • Does the investment rate include offset?

    • not sure about ANZ. But for a product I discussed with Westpac, they don't offer an offset account, but instead allow you to withdraw with none or little limitation, which would be pretty much the same with an offset account. They (Westpac) do have another product with the traditional offset account, which has an annual fee of $395. I doubt who would pick the latter one??

      • +3

        Don't people use offsets as a savings account to put extra funds in, as you'd get better rates there than a savings account?

      • +4

        redraw vs offset has tax implications if you move out and use your property as an investment property down the track. in the case of an offset the money remains yours. if you pay extra off your mortgage and rely on it being available to redraw the money then becomes the banks who can do as they wish, including reducing your redraw as some did during the start of pandemic.

        • +1

          Great summary.
          I have an all in one which is just as good for my personal home mortgage, but offset is absolutely necessary for investment property tax purposes.

        • Offset accounts also have downsides which most people aren’t aware of, or commonly overlook.

          Offset funds are counted towards asset based tests for centrelink payments such as the pension or jobseeker.

          • @Extreme: not really relevant if you can afford an investment property?

    • Offset is little bit more expensive

  • +3

    Does this stack with 300k Qantas points?

  • +1

    "This is the rates before the latest 0.5% RBA rate increase announcement in July", so the settlement rate should be at least 2.79% + 0.5%

    • +1

      Correct

      • +12

        So your headline rates are unobtainable?

        • It appears so

          • +1

            @Mr Frodo: It's the rate currently on their website, there hasn't been any announcement of the rate increase so I can't speculate what the future rate.

            • @Wilson Heroes HL: sure, but from your experience as a broker, have you ever seen a big bank NOT increasing for the amount of time a loan application would take to be put together and approved, when their competitors have increased?
              Really sounds like you're trying to take advantage of this short time to increase your client base. Frankly, sounds dodgy af man. I wouldn't do business with you.

        • -4

          It's the rate currently on their website, there hasn't been any announcement of the rate increase so I can't speculate what the future rate.

    • Mmm naughty naughty!

  • Will be interesting to see where rates are at/what offers are available when my fixes rate finishes up in Feb next year…..no more 1.99% wahh

    • +1

      Yep, my 1.89% is but a pipe dream

    • Both my 1.99% end in November. Hating life from now

      • Mine too ends in Nov. Expecting at least a 50% increase from the original rate.

  • Does this apply to investment loan on land? Not yet built on

  • Multiple cash backs or just one?

    • Only one $4K cashback offer available per primary applicant within a 12 month period.

  • OP, how the Investment interest only looks like nowadays?

  • how long do you need to stay with them for once you get the $4000 cashback

    • -3

      We prefer our clients to stay with the lender for between 18-24 months

      • +4

        A preference is not an answer.
        How long are you required to stay?

        • -7

          18 months -24 months depending on the lender

          • +4

            @Wilson Heroes HL: Lie. I have been switching mine after 6 months for past 2 years with no problems across different banks.

            • -4

              @dixy: We have separate agreement where we offer a broker rebate as well on top of the cashback from the bank.

            • @dixy: I think the questioner referred to period with broker not with bank.

              • @mr_asstight: Actually I have always gone for a loan through a broker. My current broker told me he has no problem if I try to switch after 6 months. He just gets commission and we are both happy.

    • I don’t think they can charge u extra you if you switch after 6 months.

    • +3

      Get the cashback and refinance to another lender straightaway if you want.
      Have done this a few times.

  • Good to see ANZ stepping up the cashback game, now for CBA.

    • Also 300,000 Qantas points for new finance on home loans
      https://www.anz.com.au/promo/300k-Qantas-Points-home-loan-of…
      Pts when exchanged for flights valued at $5400

      • Eh I'd take $4k cash over $5k-maybe in points at one specific retailer.

        • Agree. My thoughts are you can get Qantas points through a few credit card applications anyway.

    • now for CBA

      I doubt CBA would go above their normal $2k cashback which has been the same for almost 3 years. They seem to be the only big 4 not relying on cashbacks to win new customers.

      • that's correct

  • Does this have offset account

    • No, but you can now get an offset for $10 per month, rather than the $395 per year package

  • +1

    So you have to go through a broker to get this? Don't see them advertising it on the site

    • From the document OP linked above…

      Fulfilment Action:
      Customers are only eligible for one ANZ home loan offer. For customers who meet eligibility criteria for both the Switching Cashback Discretion (if you choose to offer it) and the Home Loans 300,000 Qantas Points Promotion, only one offer may apply.

      For Switching Cashback you need to take action (Manual Process):

      As the Switching Cashback is a discretion and not automatic, you must submit the OFI Refinance Customer Payment Form via email to [email protected] within 14 days post-drawdown.

  • -1

    Whats the bargain here?
    Since when self (and misleading) advertising becomes a bargain?

    • You can get up to $4000 broker rebate on top of the $4000 bank cashback.

      • A bit late to the party here but am I reading that correctly?
        Can we get essentially 8k cash back?

        • yes that's correct.

        • You need to borrow $2,000,000 to get the bonus $4k.

          • @FXD: Thanks for the info, what is the bonus on a 550k loan?

  • -1

    ANZ does Qantas points only. doesn't do $4jk refinance

    • +1

      It does both, you can choose which reward you want

      • thanks called ANZ and they confirmed this!

        • no problem :)

  • Which bank would you recommend to get the best cashback and rate? Currently with st. George $250k <70% LVR

    • ANZ would be the best bet - $4000 cashback plus a very competitive rate.

  • +1

    Is there anything stopping one from refinancing with another lender once the ANZ Cashback has been paid out? You're not locked in with them for a set time afterward?

  • What would be the cash back on a $435000 refinancing investor loan?
    Also, any fees etc ?

    • +1

      $4000 anz cashback + $500 broker rebate
      No fees beside $10 a month if you want offset.

  • Hi Wilson,

    Is there any broker cash back on the minimum $250k amount?

    Have my current loan at $176k w/26k offset ($220k scheduled balance). Would be willing to borrow the 250 and park in offset/redraw - I’m assuming I have to wait a period of time before doing this?

    Are you offering their standard advertised rates or do you offer a discount?

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