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Owner Occupied Home Loan from 5.88% (CR 6.25%) @ Bank of China

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Hi OzBargainers,

Bank of China release new rates which are effective from 12 February 2024. We found some rates are relatively competitive in the current market:

For Owner Occupied Principal and Interest Repayment loan:

  • Loan Amount greater than $2,000,000:
    • 5.98% p.a. (CR 6.35% p.a.)
    • 0.1% discount for Loans for less than 70% of the property value, it works out to be 5.88% p.a. (6.25% p.a.)
    • 0.1% discount for Loans to Green Borrowers*, it works out to be 5.88% p.a. (6.25% p.a.)
  • Loan Amount greater than $1,000,000 up to $2,000,000:
    • 6.08% p.a. (CR 6.45% p.a.)
    • 0.1% discount for Loans for less than 70% of the property value, it works out to be 5.98% p.a. (6.35% p.a.)
    • 0.1% discount for Loans to Green Borrowers*, it works out to be 5.98% p.a. (6.35% p.a.)
  • Loan Amount up to $1,000,000:
    • 6.18% p.a. (CR 6.55% p.a.)
    • 0.1% discount for Loans for less than 70% of the property value, it works out to be 6.08% p.a. (6.45% p.a.)
    • 0.1% discount for Loans to Green Borrowers*, it works out to be 6.08% p.a. (6.45% p.a.)

*Green Borrowers:
Home loan applicants who install or have installed: solar panels; solar hot water systems; or heat pump hot water systems on their loan security property.

Please bear in mind that Bank of China offers cashback for New Home Loans*:

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

*New Home Loans:
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.

Eligibility criteria:

  • Special Rates, Discounts and Cash Rebates available for loan applications received from 12 February 2024 to 31 March 2024 and settled before 30 June 2024 and excludes Construction Loans.
  • 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 option available per loan.
  • No special offers for LMI applications.
  • Any changes will be updated accordingly at any time without notice during this promotion period.

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

  • +28

    Grabs popcorn…….

    • +3

      Grabs dried salted plums and sunflower seeds

    • Made in China

  • +12

    Here for entertainment purposes only.

  • +1

    This should be good

  • +5

    Proceed with caution, according to many reviews on Trustpilot, Reddit and Product Review

    The chance of bankruptcy in the current Chinese financial market is also high, I would strongly advise in going with a local borrower.
    Bank of China is a State Owned Government Enterprise of the CCP (owned 64.02% by an Investment firm that is owned by the state - in effect its a State owned Enterprise), you will lack transparency and if things go south, you'lll need one good legal council.

    • +4

      The chance of bankruptcy in the current Chinese financial market is also high

      For borrowers, that's the least of their concern. The risk is bear by the lender!

      Bank of China is a State Owned Government Enterprise of the CCP

      That would be borrowers concern, where would their details end up? Especially those working in critical infrastructure or working/contracting for the Aust government.

      • -2

        Yes its lenders risk, but unfortunately they will call the loan and you're up shitz creek without refinancing.

        Read your loan docs carefully people, vanilla standard loans may say 30 years, that's the time frame the bank is willing to allow for the repayments.

        Banks can call on the loan ANYTIME and you normally have 90 days to come up with the balance.

        • If your lender were to go bankrupt, they can’t 'call up’ your mortgage - meaning they can’t ask you to pay the remainder of your loan in full.
          If your lender went bust, the most likely outcome is that your mortgage would get sold to another lender. The terms of your mortgage contract are unlikely to change because only your repayments are being given to another financial institution. Essentially, you keep calm and carry on making your mortgage repayments.

          Anonymous negger, get some lending education from the experts here 😜

        • That's if you're in default. If you've been duly paying your mortgage and haven't breached any major terms, they can't just call up your mortgage. Credit consumer protections would also apply to some or huge extent.

    • Good vision, consistent with the old man shaking with air.

  • Major stakeholder: Xiaomi

  • +4

    Ok, sure thing there bud….this definitely isn't owned & operated by the CCP.. Goodluck passing a security check or obtain clearance anywhere in the five-eyes nations after taking out a loan..

  • +2

    If Bank of China offered to pay me that interest on a loan I took out with them I'd still be hesitant to take them up on the offer.

  • Is bank of china subject to the $250k guarantee?

  • So, is this a good deal if Chinese banks start failing? Who would buy the debt?

    • -1

      if the bank falls, you lose you home.

  • +3

    Owned by CCP eh, that's a no from me my guy.

  • +10

    STAY AWAY FROM BOC! My application took 5 months to process. In the end they did not honor the $4288 cashback which they said that they would. The reason they gave was, there was some further queries back and forth during the application and they said they had to resubmit as new application half way through. My broker and I decided to withdraw our application. THE WORST LENDER TO DEAL WITH PERIOD!

    • Worst would imply u dealt with every single lender in this country

      • Worst lender I have dealt with.

    • +1

      I also ended up withdrawing after 4 months as it wasn't worth jumping through hoops for the $4k cashback, when other banks took less than a month to settle with less documentation.

  • +5

    Man, you could only hope that if you borrowed through them that they'd collapse and you end up with a free house.

    The great Australian dream.

    • -1

      It doesn't work that way, you end up losing your house. "Your" house is their asset until you take discharge the mortgage.

  • Hilarious some of these comments…

    I just want to reiterate - you are BORROWING not lending so it doesn't matter if it is BOC or Bank of (insert any other ethnicity) goes tits up

    As for data leaks and what happens to your info bla bla bla…. Hi Optus, Medibank, Latitude Financial, even Canva has been hacked. Your information is already out there. Yep how do you think those call centres in India have your details?

  • +1

    Aside from all the other criticisms…thank god for comparison rates. No Deal

    • -1

      This surely a deal for people that can buy $2 mil property and above. Since most ozb earn north of $500k pa this surely deal for most

  • +4

    is this a joke! if so its not funny at all

  • -5

    Thank China to pay Australian Medicare and Centrelink money.

    • Another pro CCP comment from you…
      Another 50 cents

    • wat

    • +1

      Social credit +1
      Man it must suck having to promote your CCP all the time.

    • -1

      Hope I can deport you one day, right back to Mainland China

  • +4

    Worst lender I have experienced.

  • whats the problem if the bank goes bust, doesn't my loan vanish with them?

  • Misleading title since the requirements are hardly concerning anyone here…

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