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Your current loan may not reflect your current income, profession, equity position or lender options. Simpli Finance helps professionals review their rate, repayments, loan structure and refinance opportunities across 50+ lenders.

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Key Takeaway

Refinancing is not just about finding a lower rate. Loan structure, income reassessment, equity access and exit costs all affect whether refinancing makes sense. The right time to review is when your rate, income or equity position has changed.

This Page Is For

Professionals whose fixed rate is ending or has already reverted

Borrowers who want to compare repayments under a different rate or structure

Property owners considering equity release for renovation or investment

Borrowers whose income has grown and who may now qualify for better lender options

Anyone who has not reviewed their home loan in the last 12 months

What To Prepare Before Speaking With Us

Current loan balance and interest rate

Remaining loan term

Whether the loan is fixed or variable — and when any fixed period ends

Estimated current property value

Most recent payslips or tax returns

Any existing investment property loans or liabilities

Why Professionals Should Review Their Home Loan

Professionals often experience changes in income, role, overtime, bonuses, equity position and borrowing capacity. If your loan was set up years ago, your current lender may no longer be the most suitable option for your circumstances.

A refinance review looks beyond the interest rate. It considers loan structure, repayment type, offset account use, equity position, fixed-rate expiry, debt consolidation, investment plans and whether another lender may assess your income more favourably.

What we check

Current interest rate

Fixed or variable structure

Remaining loan term

Property valuation estimate

HECS and debts

Exit or refinance costs

Monthly repayments

Offset and redraw

Equity position

Income assessment

Potential lender options

Future investment plans

What A Refinance Review Covers

A refinance review is more than comparing rates. We assess your full lending position across 50+ lenders to identify whether better options exist.

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Interest Rate Review

We compare your current rate against available lender options to identify whether better rates may exist for your profile.

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Loan Structure

Principal and interest, interest-only, offset, redraw — we assess whether your current structure still fits your goals.

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Equity Position

How much equity you have built, and whether it can be used for investment, renovation or debt consolidation.

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Repayment Comparison

We estimate what your repayments may look like with alternative lenders and rate options.

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Income Treatment

How your current lender assesses your income — and whether another lender may assess it more accurately.

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Lender Policy Comparison

We compare policies across 50+ lenders — not just the headline rate — to find the best fit for your profile.

Signs You May Benefit From A Refinance Review

Your fixed rate is expiring or has already expired

You have not reviewed your loan in more than 12 months

Your income has increased since your last application

Your equity has grown and you have not accessed it

Your bank has not proactively repriced your loan

You are paying multiple debts at different rates

Which Professionals Benefit Most?

Professionals with overtime income, practice income, trust distributions or complex income structures may find that a new lender assesses their position more accurately than their current one.

Refinance Savings Calculator

Estimate your potential repayment savings

Refinance Options By Profession

Different professions have different income structures, lender policies and refinance considerations. Select your profession to understand what to look for.

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Nurses

Nurses may need lenders that properly assess overtime, shift loading, casual income and HECS impact.

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Doctors

Doctors may benefit from lenders that recognise medical professional policies, higher income pathways and future earning profile.

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Dentists

Dentists may need lenders that understand practice income, business commitments and professional lending policy.

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Lawyers

Lawyers may need lenders that assess bonus income, partnership income and high-income borrowing capacity properly.

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Accountants

Accountants may need lenders that can review PAYG, self-employed, trust or company income correctly.

Common Refinance Scenarios

We help professionals in a range of refinance situations — not just those chasing a lower rate.

Lower rate review

Fixed rate ending

Debt consolidation

Equity release

Investment property deposit

Switching from principal and interest to interest-only

Removing or adding offset

Repricing after income growth

Consolidating multiple loans

Reviewing lender policy after career progression

Use Our Refinance Savings Calculator

Estimate how your repayments may change when comparing your current loan with another rate or structure.

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Refinance Savings Calculator

Estimated repayment comparison only. Results are indicative and do not constitute financial advice.

Free Guide

Download The Refinance Savings Guide

A practical guide for professionals reviewing their current home loan, rate, repayments and lender options.

Related Resources

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Complex Income Lending

Income assessed differently depending on lender policy. Find which lenders suit your income structure.

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Investment Lending

Structure investment lending to protect future borrowing capacity and access equity effectively.

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Refinance Savings Calculator

Estimate how repayments may change when comparing your current loan with another rate.

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Refinance Savings Guide

A practical guide for professionals reviewing their rate, repayments and lender options.

Refinance Checklist

A checklist of what to review before refinancing your current home loan.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should professionals review their home loan?

Many borrowers review their home loan every 12 to 24 months, or when their rate changes, fixed period ends, income changes or equity position improves.

It may reduce repayments if a lower rate, longer term or different structure is suitable, but this depends on loan size, fees, lender policy and individual circumstances.

Yes, but HECS can affect borrowing capacity. Different lenders may assess HECS and income differently.

Some borrowers refinance to access equity for investment, renovation or debt consolidation. This is subject to valuation, lender policy and serviceability.

A refinance application usually involves a credit enquiry. The impact depends on your credit profile and application history.

Speak With A Real Broker

Your enquiry is reviewed by the Simpli Finance team so the right broker can guide your next step. We help clients compare lender policy, borrowing capacity, LMI waiver pathways, refinance options and loan structure across a broad lender panel.

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Kris Kumar

Director / Co-Founder

Helps professionals, business owners, refinancers and investors review lending strategy and lender options.

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Peter Pak

Director / Co-Founder

Helps clients compare home loans, refinancing, business finance and investment lending options.

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Ali Jaber

Mortgage Broker

Helps clients review refinancing options and prepare for lender applications.

Ready To Review Your Current Loan?

Book a refinance review and we’ll compare your current loan against lender options, income treatment, equity position and future lending goals.

General information only. Rates, repayment estimates and lending outcomes vary by lender and are subject to assessment and change.