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Choosing the right home loan
While it’s easy to comparison shop by looking at interest rates alone, you want to consider home loan features, fees, payment flexibility and any home loan package options.
Start your journey to buying a home
Guidance every step of the way
Your Home Buying Checklist
An interactive tool that supports you through each stage of buying a home.
Get to know your home loan options
There are a lot of home loan options out there and all of them raise important questions. Should you go with a fixed or variable rate? Maybe you could split your loan between the two? Could you take advantage of an offset account? What happens if you want to increase your monthly repayments?
A Suncorp Home Loan specialist can help you choose what’s right for you. We offer fixed and variable rate options for all types of buyers, from owner-occupiers through to investors.
It’s our job to get you the right home loan at a great rate
I am looking to…
Fixed Rate
Lock in your interest rate and repayment amount
Variable Rate
A rate that is variable and is subject to change over the loan term.
Comparison Rate
A comparison rate is a rate that indicates the true cost of a loan. This rate incorporates certain fees and charges that are applicable for the chosen product. For more information about the comparison rate and the comparison rate warning, please refer to the things you should know section of this page.
Need help selecting the right loan for you?
There’s no ‘one size fits all’ when it comes to home loans. For more information about home buying and loan options, talk to a Suncorp home lending specialist.
How much can I borrow?
Learn how much you can borrow with Suncorp Bank’s Borrowing Limit Home Loan Calculator. It gives you a quick estimate of your borrowing power based on your income and expenses.
Streamline your home loan application
There’s a lot to organise when applying for a home loan. We’ll show you how pre-approval works, what documents you’ll need for your full application and how to keep track of your progress along the way.
Your own home loan specialist
" My husband and I were looking to buy an investment property and we were so fortunate to have Nelvin help us every step of the way. He went above and beyond and was always there, willing to answer my endless list of questions and concerns. "
- Chris & Jess Falla
For all queries about existing Suncorp Home Loans call 13 11 55 Mon-Fri 8am-6pm (AEST)
What can I expect?
Whether you want to get pre-approval, a new loan or refinance your existing loan with Suncorp, you can apply quickly online. Your dedicated lender will review your application and reach out to you in the next business day to discuss your options and answer any questions you have.
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Option to lock in rate on application
As Fixed Rates are determined at settlement of your loan, our Guaranteed Rate Fee removes this uncertainty by fixing the rate at application for up to 90 days to protect you from unforeseen increases before loan settlement.
