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$2000 Home Loan Refinance Cashback, Offset Variable Rate from 6.08% (CR 6.45%) + 0.60% Mortgage Broker Cashback @ Bank of China

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Hi OzBargainers,

Happy new year to all!

Bank of China starts a new purchase and refinance offer from 01/01/2024. The cashback amount for New Home Loan is as below:

  • $2,000 for a new refinanced home loan
  • $1,000 for new purchase home loan.

Eligibility criteria:

  • To qualify as a New Home Loan the loan must be an external refinance or a new purchase and the Borrower must set up a Bank of China account with a direct debit for loan repayments. Each customer (including each holder of joint accounts) can only participate once per Cashback within 12 months. Loan amount is no less than $400K and no LMI. The Cash Rebate is only payable up to 60 days from loan settlement and will only be paid to a Bank of China (Australia) Limited Transactional At Call account.
  • Special Interest Rates and Cash Rebates available for loan applications received from 1 January 2024 to 31 March 2024 and settled before 30 June 2024.
  • Promotional rates and cashback offer available for loan applications fully assessed on Australian sourced Income with an LVR ≤ 80%.
  • Each customer (including each holder of joint accounts) can only participate once per cashback offer.
  • Cashback applies for external refinanced or new purchase eligible loans if the borrower sets up a Bank of China account for direct debit of loan repayments
  • Cashback offer applies for home loan applications with new security property to Bank of China.
  • Only one discount can apply per loan.
  • No special offers for LMI applications or construction applications.
  • Any changes will be updated accordingly at any time without notice during this promotion period.

Please see below for Bank of China's current rates:

Owner Occupied Loan Products:

  • P&I Variable LVR 70% - 6.08% (Comp. Rate: 6.45%)
  • P&I Variable LVR 80% - 6.18% (Comp. Rate: 6.55%)
  • P&I Fixed 1 Year - 6.39%
  • P&I Fixed 2 Year - 6.39%
  • IO Fixed 1 Year - 6.69%
  • IO Fixed 2 Year - 6.69%

Investment Loan Products:

  • P&I Variable - 6.38%
  • P&I Fixed 1 Year - 6.69%
  • P&I Fixed 2 Year - 6.69%
  • IO Fixed 1 Year - 6.89%
  • IO Fixed 2 Year - 6.79%

In addition to the Bank of China's cashback, With Cashback, as your mortgage broker, offers extra cashback to our customers (withcashback.com.au). The cashback amount from us will be 0.60% of the loan balance. Our cashback will be paid to you at the following intervals from the settlement date:

  • After Year 1: First 50% of the cashback to your nominated bank account.
  • After Year 2: The remaining 50% of the cashback to your nominated bank account.

Simple example:
If you refinance a $1,000,000 loan, the cashback amount you are able to get: $2,000 (from Bank of China) + $6,000 (from us) = $8,000 (in total)

Feel free to contact us at:
Phone: 1300 685 008
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.withcashback.com.au
With Cashback Pty Ltd ACN 620 888 502 is registered with the Australian Securities and Investment Commission as an Authorized Representative number 502385 under FreedomLend Pty Ltd ACN 604 868 957, Australian Credit License 498325.

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closed Comments

  • +15

    I believe bank of China will pass on the paperwork fees onto you, together with mortgage registration fee and others, you'll be at least $1000 in fee. In addition their processing time will be slow, with a compulsory branch visit if you don't live in major capital cities.
    so essentially you will be waiting for a while to get that miniscule amount bonus on your home loan.

    • +2

      If i recalled well, my fees are as below.

      Discharge fee from previous lender 350
      TT transfer 15
      Title register 237.8
      MSA 500.83 include pexa fee
      Total is 1103.63

      I believe not all MSA fee is not absorbed by BOC.

      Breakdown of the MSA fee

      Documentation and Settlement Fee
      Delivery Fee
      Digital Envelope Fee
      Title Search/Review
      Pexa fee
      $330.00
      $22.00
      $9.90
      $72.60
      $66.33

      Hope it helps anyone understanding the fees involved.

      • +1

        Why is there a delivery and settlement fee if it's.going through Pexa? Digital Envelope fee..really!

        Also love that exit fees are banned, but discharge fees are ok…an ass flower by any other name still smells the same!

    • +5

      Censure pending…

    • -1

      Mandatory CCP Processing fee

  • Any minimum loan amount?

    • Thanks for pointing it out. Just updated the post and it is 400k.

      • Is that net of offset or gross?

        • +3

          $400k is kinda high for what is on offer lol

  • +2

    It was 4000 Cashback end of last year

    • +9

      Should be going up with inflation

  • +9

    It would be very wise to mention the timeframe Bank of China will take to process this application. I know it's an initial post only and you'd have a conversation with any prospective applicants, but still prudent to include in your post, especially considering the lengthly time it will take to get this approved and settled.

    I won't say too much, but lets just say I work on the industry.

  • +5

    it took me 2 months to get the approval, then settlement is up to the your existing loan bank.

    • That's actually quite quick for BOC.
      Comparatively Macquarie will have you approved in 24 hours, and the average lender 4-5 business days (assuming you've supplied the correct documentation of course).

    • That's terrible, I'd hate to see what their systems and processes are like for the rest of the customer experience.

  • What happens to the cashback if churn to another bank within the first 2 years?

    • Bank of China's cashback will still be with you.

      • +10

        And also with you…

        • You can leave anytime you want. Our cash rebate will be provided when you complete one and two years.

    • +2

      Just go to the bank directly if you're going to do this. If you go through a broker, they'll get 100% claw back and make nothing for their time.

      • Yeah just visit any branches to see a mortgage specialist.

  • -5

    Ni Hao

    • ignorance

      • -1

        Its bank of China bro

  • +5

    As already mentioned, unless you are saving on interest by switching, it's not really worth the effort with $2k cashback. After all the fees, there won't be much left in your pocket.

    • +4

      And a credit check

  • Is there a investment interest only option and what is the rate?

  • why do I see BOC offers $4000 cashback in another post?

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