Upfront setup costs
Application fees - payable at the time of application.
Establishment / settlement fees - payable when the loan is settled.
Loan documentation / Lender's legal fees - payable to cover the lender's cost of producing the loan documents.
Valuation fees - payable to cover the lender's cost of assessing the value of your property.
Lenders' Mortgage Insurance ("LMI") premiums - payable to cover the lender's cost for LMI premiums.
Mortgage registration, transfer fees & mortgage stamp duty - payable to the applicable state government.
Application fees - payable at the time of application.
Establishment / settlement fees - payable when the loan is settled.
Loan documentation / Lender's legal fees - payable to cover the lender's cost of producing the loan documents.
Valuation fees - payable to cover the lender's cost of assessing the value of your property.
Lenders' Mortgage Insurance ("LMI") premiums - payable to cover the lender's cost for LMI premiums.
Mortgage registration, transfer fees & mortgage stamp duty - payable to the applicable state government.
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Ongoing costs
Interest - this is an most important cost to consider in your mortgage purchase decision. The interest rates offered by different lenders are highly competitive and may vary considerably. Different rates may apply depending on the product that you select and even a small difference may enable you to save substantial amounts of money over the life of the loan.
Account keeping fees - Some lenders charge a fee, usually monthly, to operate your loan account.
Annual facility fee - Some lenders charge an annual fee for your loan account, or for a package of different financial products.
Transaction fees - Some lenders charge fees when you transact via your loan account. These fees might be to withdraw extra money (for example, redraw fees or EFTPOS/BPay transactions), or to pay extra money into your loan account.
Penalty charges - Many lenders impose penalties under certain circumstances. These include fees for missing a scheduled loan repayment and making an inward payment that is dishonoured. Penalty interest rates generally apply if you have missed scheduled repayments.
Interest - this is an most important cost to consider in your mortgage purchase decision. The interest rates offered by different lenders are highly competitive and may vary considerably. Different rates may apply depending on the product that you select and even a small difference may enable you to save substantial amounts of money over the life of the loan.
Account keeping fees - Some lenders charge a fee, usually monthly, to operate your loan account.
Annual facility fee - Some lenders charge an annual fee for your loan account, or for a package of different financial products.
Transaction fees - Some lenders charge fees when you transact via your loan account. These fees might be to withdraw extra money (for example, redraw fees or EFTPOS/BPay transactions), or to pay extra money into your loan account.
Penalty charges - Many lenders impose penalties under certain circumstances. These include fees for missing a scheduled loan repayment and making an inward payment that is dishonoured. Penalty interest rates generally apply if you have missed scheduled repayments.
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Discharge costs
Lender's discharge fees - these fees cover the lender's cost of paying out your loan
Deferred establishment fees - these fees may apply if you decide to pay off your loan early, usually within 3 to 5 years of establishing the loan. The fees are generally calculated as a % of the initial loan amount and sometimes reduce over time. The costs can be substantial; therefore you should consider them carefully if it is possible that you will pay off the loan within 5 years.
Discharge registration fees - these government fees are charged for the releasing the mortgage/s held against your property/ies.
Lender's discharge fees - these fees cover the lender's cost of paying out your loan
Deferred establishment fees - these fees may apply if you decide to pay off your loan early, usually within 3 to 5 years of establishing the loan. The fees are generally calculated as a % of the initial loan amount and sometimes reduce over time. The costs can be substantial; therefore you should consider them carefully if it is possible that you will pay off the loan within 5 years.
Discharge registration fees - these government fees are charged for the releasing the mortgage/s held against your property/ies.
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