
Refinance Your Home Loan with Confidence
Lower your repayments, unlock home equity and secure better mortgage terms with expert guidance.

What Homeowners Need to Know About Refinancing
Here’s what every homeowner should understand before starting a refinance journey:
- Refinancing is replacing your current home loan with a new one — with the goal of improving your loan structure or interest rate.
- Lower interest rates don’t always equal savings — you need to consider fees, break costs and how long you plan to stay in the home.
- Equity gives you flexibility — accessing equity can help with renovations, debt consolidation or investment opportunities.
- You can refinance with your current lender or switch to a new lender to get a better rate or features.
- Refinancing isn’t one-size-fits-all — it should be tailored to your personal lifestyle, financial changes and goals.
- Costs matter — there may be exit or settlement fees, and these need to be weighed against your potential savings.
Why Choose Us

Benefits of Refinancing with Grange Finance
- Potentially lower monthly repayments by securing a better interest rate.
- Reduced total interest paid over the loan term.
- Access to home equity for renovations or financial goals.
- Consolidation of debts into a single, more manageable repayment.
- Home loan features that suit your lifestyle like offset accounts, redraw and flexible repayment options.
- Expert negotiation with lenders on your behalf.
FAQs
1. What does refinancing a home loan mean?
Refinancing is when you replace your current mortgage with a new loan — either with the same lender or a different one — to get better terms.
2. Will refinancing save me money?
If you secure a lower interest rate or better loan features, refinancing can reduce your monthly repayments and total interest paid — but it depends on fees and your loan term.
3. Can I refinance if interest rates are currently low?
Yes — refinancing during lower interest periods can be a good strategy to improve your loan structure or shorten your loan term.
4. Is refinancing complicated?
It can be — there are costs and paperwork and understanding what’s worthwhile is key. That’s where using an expert mortgage broker adds real value.
5. How often can I refinance my home loan?
There’s no strict limit, but you should balance the potential savings with any fees charged by your current lender to break your existing loan.