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ANZ Falcon® technology monitors millions of transactions every day to help keep you safe from fraud.
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Congratulations! Your offer was accepted. What’s next?
Find out what documents you need for your home loan application and learn more about how property settlement works. We can also help you understand when and how to pay your deposit and share other useful tips about conveyancing, insurance and more.
When you transfer a home into your name, you need to check that no legal issues will affect your ownership or use of the property. You could consider hiring an experienced professional to conduct this transfer process, also known as conveyancing.
If buying a new home were a marathon, settlement would be the finish line. It’s the bit where you finally take legal possession of the property – but there’s a little more to it than simply handing over the cash and picking up the keys.
Once you have your deposit sorted, whether you've saved it or using equity from your existing property, what do you actually do with it? Let's look at two of the more common purchase scenarios to see when, how and to whom you would pay the deposit.
If buying a new home were a marathon, settlement would be the finish line. It’s the bit where you finally take legal possession of the property – but there’s a little more to it than simply handing over the cash and picking up the keys.
When you buy a property you might assume you’ve paid market value for it. More often than not you’d be right. But in some cases your mortgage lender may value the property at less than the purchase price. Here’s why and what to do if it happens to you.
Buying an existing home can have many benefits but there are important factors you should consider to avoid costly repairs or renovations. Here’s what to look out for.
You are allowed to do a final inspection of your new home in the week leading up to settlement day. This is to make sure that any special conditions are met and the property is in the same state as when you exchanged contracts.
Here’s an overview of the top things you need to know about bridging loans, including how they work and things to consider. We’ll bust some myths and share how to know whether it's the right option for you.
If you’re buying a property, at some point the seller will no longer be accountable for the damage to the property and it becomes your responsibility.
Do you live in a strata managed property? Make sure you understand what strata insurance covers and what extra protection you may need.
Your home is likely the biggest asset you own, so don’t risk losing it.
Provide us with your details and one of our home loan specialists will get in touch. They can discuss issues including:
As well as any other home loan queries you may have.
Call back time is 1-3 business days.
Begin your home loan application journey by providing details about:
One of our home loan specialists will then be in touch to progress with your application.
Call back time is 1-3 business days.
The information on this page does not take into account your personal needs and financial circumstances and you should consider whether it is appropriate for you and read the relevant terms and conditions, Product Disclosure Statement and the ANZ Financial Services Guide (PDF) before acquiring any product.
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