Time to Refinance? Same house. Smarter strategy.
Whether you’re adding value or optimising, we ensure your loan is working as hard as you are.
Your home loan shouldn’t sit quietly in the background while your life moves forward.
Whether you’re renovating, building, consolidating debt, accessing equity, or simply wondering if you could be paying less, refinancing can be a powerful way to realign your loan with your goals.
At Indigo Finance, we don’t just look for a lower rate — we look at the bigger picture. We assess your current structure, future plans, and lender options to ensure your loan is working for you, not against you.
WHY review your home loan?
Many homeowners assume once their loan is set up, it’s done. But interest rates change, property values shift, and your goals evolve. Refinancing may help you:
Secure a more competitive interest rate
Improve your loan structure and flexibility
Reduce your repayments or overall interest costs
Remove outdated loan features or fees
Access equity for renovations or investments
Consolidate higher-interest debt
A review every 2–4 years is often worthwhile, especially if you haven’t checked your rate recently.
WHY AN Indigo Lending Adviser?
Going directly to your bank limits you to their products. We compare over 60 lenders to find options that genuinely suit your situation.


- Does refinancing actually make sense after fees?
- Should you restructure while you’re at it?
- Will this support your future borrowing plans?
THE PROCESS OF refinancing
Refinancing is often simpler than people expect. Here’s how it works:
Step 1
Loan Review
Step 1
Loan Review
We assess your current rate, structure, and remaining balance — and compare it to what’s available in the market.
Book a ChatStep 2
Equity & Strategy Assessment
Step 2
Equity & Strategy Assessment
We determine how much equity you have and whether accessing it aligns with your goals.
Book a ChatStep 3
Application & Approval
Step 3
Application & Approval
We manage the new application, documentation, and lender negotiations on your behalf.
Book a ChatStep 4
Discharge & Settlement
Step 4
Discharge & Settlement
Your old loan is paid out, and your new loan takes its place — often with improved terms.
Book a ChatStep 5
Ongoing Review
Step 5
Ongoing Review
We remain your lending partner, reviewing your loan as your circumstances change.
Book a ChatADDING VALUE BY renovating or building?
- Access equity to fund renovations
- Refinance into a construction loan
- Consolidate renovation-related debt
- Improve your overall structure before building

HOW MUCH equity do I need?
- If your home is worth $1,000,000, 80% equals $800,000.
- If your current loan is $500,000, you may potentially access $300,000 (subject to servicing).

Test out our calculators
- Loan Repayment Calculator
- Borrowing Capacity Calculator
- Home Loan Offset Calculator
- Interest Only Mortgage Calculator
- Stamp Duty Calculator
Frequently asked questions
Will dealing with Indigo Finance cost me money?
Will dealing with Indigo Finance cost me money?
No. We’re paid by the lender you choose, so there’s no cost to you for our service.
How long does refinancing take?
How long does refinancing take?
Typically 2–6 weeks depending on the lender and documentation.
Are there costs involved in refinancing?
Are there costs involved in refinancing?
There can be discharge fees, new application fees, or break costs if you’re on a fixed rate. We assess these upfront to ensure refinancing makes sense.
Can I refinance if my property has increased in value?
Can I refinance if my property has increased in value?
Yes — rising property values may increase your accessible equity.
Can I switch from variable to fixed (or vice versa)?
Can I switch from variable to fixed (or vice versa)?
Yes. Refinancing is an opportunity to adjust your rate type if it suits your goals.
Is it time to break up with your bank?
Loyalty isn’t always rewarded in banking.
If you haven’t reviewed your loan in the last few years, there’s a good chance it could be working harder for you.
Book a Discovery Call with an Indigo Lending Adviser and let’s see if your loan is still the right fit.