Loan Top-up
Introduction
A home loan top-up can be very simple to arrange so you should always check out whether or not you can top-up your ANZ Bank home loan before you enter other more expensive finance arrangements.
Why would you increase your debt by topping-up your loan?
Your home loan is normally the cheapest borrowed money you can get.
If you need to buy a new car (for example) then topping-up your home loan is probably a much cheaper way to finance that purchase than using other forms of vehicle finance. This is usually true for most finance packages like hire purchase and short term loans.
A loan top-up can be very simple to arrange so check out whether or not you can top-up your loan before you enter other more expensive finance arrangements - even those offered by ANZ Bank.
See how to get started below.
A few things to know about ANZ's top up policy
ANZ's normal lending criteria applies.
The minimum top up amount is $5,000.
Loan top-up fees will be waived if:
- You have been an ANZ home loan or residential investment customer for three years or more.
- Your total home loan or residential investment lending is $250,000 or more.
To get started
Unfortunately, the days of the single page loan top-up are gone (for now).
- Apply here to be assessed for any increase to your ANZ Bank lending.