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How one homeowner is projected to save $272,000 on their mortgage.

A $972,000 home loan, refinanced from 6.60% to a sharper rate — with the saving routed into offset. On the projection: about $272,000 less interest and fees over the loan, and around $600 a month back straight away. See your own number free — about 60 seconds, no credit check.

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One client's projected example — figures depend on the rate, term, costs and consistently keeping the saving in offset. Not a quote or an offer; your result will differ. Two more real examples below.

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★★★★★ 5.0 · 119 Google reviews 780+ customers assisted MPA Rising Star, 2023
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"Smooth and simple refinancing process. Great rates, clear communication. Highly recommend."

D. Mao
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★★★★★

"Peter went above and beyond to help me refinance. Very transparent and helped with every question I had. Highly recommend."

Daniel Dinh
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The "loyalty tax" is real — and you're probably paying it.

Banks quietly reserve their sharpest rates for new customers. Stay put, and the gap creeps up on you.

A lower rate isn't automatically a saving. Here's how we check.

The honest bit most refinance ads skip: after costs — or over a longer term — a "cheaper" rate can cost more. So we look at the whole picture, not just the headline number.

1

Compare the market

We check your current rate and structure against suitable options from our panel of 30+ lenders.

2

Weigh the real cost

Switching costs, the loan term, any break or LMI costs — so we compare true cost, not just the sticker rate.

3

Structure it to compound

Where suitable, we set up an offset and point the saving into it, so it keeps working — instead of quietly vanishing.

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See your own number now

Enter a few details and see how your current rate compares — and what switching could save. Free, ~60 seconds, no credit check.

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Your rate today vs. a sharper rate

Important: a lower interest rate doesn't automatically mean you'll save. Refinancing has costs (application, valuation, discharge, government charges, and possible break or LMI costs), and stretching the balance over a longer term can increase the total interest paid. This is general indicative information — not a recommendation, loan approval or quote; a comparison rate applies to any specific product we'd recommend.

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Enter your details in the calculator to see your full projection. A member of our mortgage-broking team may contact you to check the assumptions and discuss whether it could suit your circumstances. If you ask us for credit assistance, we'll assess your situation and act in your best interests as required by law. See our Privacy Policy.

Three recent refinances

Real anonymised examples straight from our calculator — projected figures, so you can see the range. Your eligibility and result will differ.

$972k refinance · was 6.60%
Repayment$609/mo lower
Projected interest & fees saved$272,252
Offset built~$498,917
Projected example; depends on the rate, costs, term and keeping the saving in offset. Your result will differ.
$672k refinance · was 7.21%
Repayment$907/mo lower
Projected interest & fees saved$241,631
Offset built~$487,572
Projected example; a 7.21% rate moved to a sharper one. Depends on costs, term and keeping the saving in offset. Your result will differ.
$675k refinance · was 6.62%
Repayment$669/mo lower
Projected interest & fees saved$139,260
Offset built~$378,007
Projected example; depends on the rate, costs, term and keeping the saving in offset. Your result will differ.
The bigger the rate gap, the more it pays to route the saving into offset — so it keeps working, instead of quietly vanishing.

Real anonymised client projections from our calculator. A lower rate isn't automatically a saving once refinancing costs and the new loan term are counted, and the projected interest saved assumes the monthly difference is kept in an eligible offset. Figures are estimates — not an average, offer or quote; any interest rate was available to that client at the time and a comparison rate applies to any specific product we recommend. Actual outcomes depend on your balance, rate, costs, LVR, servicing and lender assessment. Indicative only — not credit assistance.

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Access to 30+ lenders

We compare suitable options across the panel — not just today's rate.

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Homeowners who wanted what you want

★★★★★  5.0 from 119 Google reviews

★★★★★

"An absolute pleasure to deal with during the refinancing process — a second time now. Each time seamless, and they found me the best interest rate possible."

Sophie Detering
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★★★★★

"10/10 — very patient and not over the top. Quick with his research and reviews on lenders while keeping it realistic. Easiest and smoothest by far."

Lelouch B.
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★★★★★

"Thanks to you and your staff for organising our refinancing and move to our new bank. Always available to discuss any problems. Highly recommended."

Thomas Northcott
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The no-pressure promise

"Most refinance ads wave a lower rate at you and stop there. I don't. A cheaper rate isn't a saving until you count the costs and the term — so I'll show you both sides and tell you straight if switching wouldn't actually put you ahead, even if that means you stay exactly where you are. No pressure, ever."

— Peter Sreng · Founder & Mortgage Broker, PSM Finance · Credit Rep 527347

Straight answers

Will refinancing definitely save me money?
Not automatically. A lower rate can still cost more once you count switching costs, or if the balance is stretched over a longer term. That's exactly what we check — true cost, not just the sticker rate — and we only recommend switching where it genuinely puts you ahead, under our Best Interests Duty.
What does refinancing cost?
Typically a discharge fee from your current lender, and possibly an application/valuation fee, government charges, and — if you're on a fixed rate — break costs, or LMI if your equity is under 20%. We lay these out before you proceed. Our broker service is generally at no fee to you (we're usually paid by the lender), and we'll disclose that.
Will using the calculator affect my credit score?
No — no credit enquiry is made to use the calculator. A credit assessment only happens later, if you choose to apply.
Do I need a lot of equity?
More equity (a lower LVR) generally means more options and sharper rates. Under about 20% equity may mean Lenders Mortgage Insurance on a switch. We assess where you stand across 30+ lenders — and tell you if it's not worth moving right now.
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