Home Loan Refinancing Experts
Unlock better rates, access equity, and restructure your mortgage with confidence. Compare 30+ lenders and save thousands with expert guidance from a team with 16+ years experience.
Why Trust Ding Financial?
Licensed professionals with proven expertise in Australian home lending
Credit Representative Number 517980 of Global Mutual Funds Pty Ltd ACN 090 555 436 AFSL/Australian Credit Licence 222640
Refinancing your home loan could save you thousands annually or unlock equity for renovations, investments, or debt consolidation. At Ding Financial, our refinancing specialists have helped homeowners access over $500 million in equity releases and rate reductions since 2008.
As market conditions change, your original loan may no longer be competitive. Our home loan specialists continuously monitor lender offerings to identify refinancing opportunities that deliver genuine savings — not just headline rates that hide fees or restrictions.
With access to prime lending products across 30+ lenders, we compare the total cost of switching including cashback offers, ongoing fees, and feature value. Our licensed brokers (CR 517980) ensure refinancing genuinely benefits your financial position.
Our Refinancing Expertise
Rate Reduction Analysis
We calculate your true savings potential including break costs, discharge fees, and establishment charges to ensure refinancing makes financial sense.
Learn more at Ding FinancialEquity Access Specialists
Unlock your home equity for renovations, investments, or other purposes with structured lending that protects your long-term position.
Learn more at Ding FinancialDebt Consolidation
Consolidate high-interest debts into your home loan to reduce overall interest costs and simplify your finances.
Learn more at Ding FinancialCashback Maximization
Navigate lender cashback offers to maximize value while avoiding products that cost more in the long run.
Learn more at Ding FinancialHow We Help You
Our proven three-step process
Loan Health Check
We review your current loan against market offerings, calculating potential savings and identifying refinancing opportunities.
Solution Design
Based on your goals — rate reduction, equity access, or restructure — we identify optimal products from our 30+ lender panel.
Seamless Switch
We manage the entire refinancing process, coordinating with your existing lender, new lender, and settlement agents.
Key Benefits
Save Thousands Annually
Even a 0.5% rate reduction on a $500,000 loan saves $2,500+ per year.
Access Your Equity
Use increased property values to fund renovations, investments, or major purchases.
Simplify Finances
Consolidate multiple debts into one manageable payment at home loan rates.
Expert Guidance
Licensed brokers ensure refinancing genuinely benefits your financial position.
Frequently Asked Questions
Expert answers to common questions about refinancing
Consider refinancing when: your fixed rate period ends, you find rates 0.25%+ lower than your current rate, your property value has increased (reducing your LVR), you need to access equity, your financial situation has improved, or your current lender won't match competitive offers. Our brokers provide free loan health checks to assess your refinancing potential.
Is Your Home Loan Working Hard Enough?
Request a complimentary loan health check. We'll analyze your current loan against market offerings and calculate your potential savings with no obligation.
Explore Refinancing Options by Suburb
Find equity access and rate reduction opportunities across 217 Australian suburbs.
Data Disclaimer & Methodology
Data Sources
Median Property Prices: Sourced from publicly available market data including CoreLogic, Domain, realestate.com.au, and state government property records. Median prices represent the middle point of recent sales data and are updated periodically. Prices shown are indicative only and may not reflect current market conditions at the time of viewing.
First Home Owner Grants (FHOG): Information is based on current state and territory government programs as published on official government websites. Grant amounts and eligibility criteria are subject to change without notice. FHOG availability varies by state/territory and property type (new vs. existing).
Stamp Duty Exemptions & Concessions: Based on published state revenue office guidelines and legislation. Exemption thresholds, percentage concessions, and eligibility requirements are determined by each state/territory government and are subject to legislative changes.
Total Grants Calculations: Represents the sum of available first home buyer incentives including FHOG, stamp duty savings, and other applicable concessions. Actual entitlement depends on individual eligibility criteria.
Grant Eligibility Requirements
First Home Owner Grant (FHOG): Typically requires that you:
- Are a first home buyer (never owned property before)
- Are an Australian citizen or permanent resident
- Are purchasing or building a new home
- Meet the property price cap for your state/territory
- Intend to occupy the property as your principal place of residence
Stamp Duty Concessions: Eligibility varies significantly by state and may require:
- First home buyer status
- Property value below state-specific thresholds
- Citizenship or permanent residency
- Owner-occupier commitment for minimum periods (typically 12 months)
- Additional criteria specific to each state/territory
Important: Eligibility criteria, grant amounts, and property price caps vary by state and are subject to change. Some grants may not be available for established (non-new) properties. Always verify current requirements with your state revenue office.
Calculation Methodology
Median Property Price:
Calculated as the middle value of all recent sales transactions in the suburb over a specific period (typically 12 months). This means 50% of properties sold for more than the median, and 50% sold for less. The median is less affected by extreme values than an average.
Note: Individual property prices can vary significantly based on location within suburb, property type, size, condition, and features.
First Home Owner Grant (FHOG):
Displayed amounts are the maximum available FHOG for new properties in the relevant state/territory. The actual grant you receive depends on:
- Property being new construction or substantially renovated
- Meeting the property price cap for your state
- Satisfying all eligibility requirements
Stamp Duty Exemption/Concession:
Calculated based on the property price and the applicable state/territory stamp duty schedule. Exemptions may be full (100%) or partial (percentage-based) depending on:
- Property value relative to state thresholds
- First home buyer status
- Property type (new vs. established)
- State-specific eligibility criteria
Example: A property under $650,000 in NSW may qualify for full stamp duty exemption for eligible first home buyers.
Total Grants:
Total Grants = FHOG + Stamp Duty Savings + Other Applicable Concessions
This represents the maximum combined benefit for eligible first home buyers. Your actual entitlement may be lower based on property price, type, and individual circumstances.
Important Disclaimers
Not Financial or Legal Advice: The information provided on this website is general in nature and does not take into account your personal objectives, financial situation, or needs. This information is not financial advice, tax advice, or legal advice. You should seek independent professional advice before making any property purchase decision.
Grant Eligibility Not Guaranteed: Displaying grant information does not guarantee your eligibility. You must independently verify your eligibility with the relevant state/territory revenue office before relying on any grant or concession. Eligibility requirements are complex and subject to change.
Data Currency & Accuracy: While we strive to keep information current, property data and government grant programs change frequently. Data may be outdated at the time of viewing. Always verify current median prices, grant amounts, and eligibility criteria with official sources before making decisions.
Individual Circumstances Vary: The grants and savings shown represent maximum potential benefits under ideal circumstances. Your actual entitlement will depend on:
- The specific property you purchase (price, type, location)
- Your citizenship/residency status
- Your property ownership history
- Your intended use of the property (owner-occupier vs. investor)
- Changes to government programs between now and your purchase
State/Territory Variations: First home buyer programs vary significantly between states and territories. A grant available in one state may not exist in another. Price thresholds, grant amounts, and eligibility criteria are state-specific.
No Warranty: We make no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the information provided. We accept no liability for decisions made based on this information.
Additional Costs: Property purchase involves significant additional costs beyond the purchase price, including but not limited to: conveyancing/legal fees, building and pest inspections, loan establishment fees, lender's mortgage insurance (LMI), ongoing costs (council rates, strata fees, insurance, maintenance), and potential capital gains tax on future sale.
Regulatory Information
ASIC Compliance: This information is provided in accordance with Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) guidelines for property and financial information. We are a licensed credit provider, not a real estate agent or financial advisor.
Licensed Services: Ding Financial Pty Ltd ACN 110 490 947 is an authorised Credit Representative Number 517980 of Global Mutual Funds Pty Ltd ACN 090 555 436 AFSL/Australian Credit Licence 222640. We are licensed to provide credit assistance and can help you with home loan applications, but we do not provide property investment advice or guarantee grant eligibility.
Verification Required: Before making any property purchase or relying on grant information, you must:
- Verify current median prices with real estate agents and recent sales data
- Confirm grant eligibility with your state/territory revenue office
- Obtain independent legal advice and have a solicitor review contracts
- Arrange building and pest inspections
- Obtain a professional property valuation
- Seek independent financial advice regarding affordability and suitability
- Consult a tax advisor regarding stamp duty, capital gains tax, and other tax implications
Official Grant Resources
Always verify grant eligibility and amounts with official state/territory revenue offices:
- NSW: Revenue NSW - revenue.nsw.gov.au
- VIC: State Revenue Office Victoria - sro.vic.gov.au
- QLD: Queensland Revenue Office - qro.qld.gov.au
- WA: Revenue WA - wa.gov.au/organisation/department-of-finance/reveneuewa
- SA: RevenueSA - revenuesa.sa.gov.au
- TAS: State Revenue Office Tasmania - sro.tas.gov.au
- ACT: ACT Revenue Office - revenue.act.gov.au
- NT: Territory Revenue Office - revenue.nt.gov.au
Data Currency & Updates
Suburb data is updated periodically based on publicly available information. Market conditions and government programs change frequently. The information displayed may not reflect current conditions. Always verify data with current market research, state revenue offices, and professional advisors before making property purchase decisions. Last database update: November 2025.
Questions about grants, pricing, or need help with your home loan? Book a complimentary consultation with our licensed brokers who can help verify your eligibility and guide your purchase.