Debt review
List balances, rates, repayments, remaining terms and any payout costs.
Debt consolidation refinancing Melbourne
Compare repayments, fees and loan-term impacts before rolling eligible personal debts into a refinanced home loan.

How we help
Consolidation can simplify repayments, but short-term debt may cost more if it is extended over a home-loan term. We compare both the monthly and long-term picture.
List balances, rates, repayments, remaining terms and any payout costs.
Assess available property equity and the lender’s ability-to-repay requirements.
Model the impact of maintaining faster repayments versus extending debt over a longer term.
Consider separate loan splits and repayment settings that keep the consolidated amount visible.
Your pathway
Gather current balances, repayments and payout information.
Compare monthly cash flow and total interest outcomes.
Assess suitable refinance and loan-split options.
Complete the refinance and establish the repayment plan.
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Common questions
Potentially, subject to property equity, servicing, credit history, lender criteria and the purpose of each debt.
No. It may reduce monthly repayments while increasing total interest if the debt is repaid over a longer period. Costs and repayment behaviour matter.
A separate loan split can make the balance and repayment plan easier to track. The appropriate structure depends on the scenario and lender.
This information is general in nature and does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Credit assistance is subject to assessment, lender criteria and approval. Government scheme and grant eligibility is determined by the relevant authority.