A Home Loan Health Check That Powers You Forward

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A new year is an ideal time to reset, refocus, and make sure the foundations are strong. For many Australians, the biggest foundation of all is their home loan.

With interest rates still evolving and property values having increased in recent years, a home loan health check is a simple way to ensure your lending is still working in your favour.


Is Your Rate Still Competitive?

Home loan pricing changes constantly. Many borrowers stay with the same loan for years without checking whether better options now exist.

A health check helps confirm:

  • whether your rate is still competitive
  • if savings or improved features are available
  • whether your loan is supporting your cash flow goals

Even small improvements can have a powerful long-term impact.

Does Your Loan Structure Still Fit?

Fixed, variable, or a combination — the right structure depends on your goals, lifestyle, and appetite for certainty.

A review looks at:

  • how much flexibility you want
  • how your cash flow is tracking
  • what you’re planning next

As circumstances change, loan structures should evolve too.

You May Have More Equity Than You Realise

Property growth has quietly created opportunities for many homeowners.

That equity can potentially be used to:

  • renovate or improve your home
  • upgrade or restructure
  • support an investment strategy

Understanding what’s available is the first step.

What’s Involved?

A home loan health check is straightforward:

  • one recent home loan statement
  • a short conversation with Hugh
  • completely free and no obligation

If your loan is already in great shape, you’ll have peace of mind.
If there’s room to improve, you’ll see exactly where the opportunity lies.

Who Is This For?

A home loan health check is particularly valuable if you:

  • haven’t reviewed your loan recently
  • fixed your rate some time ago
  • have benefited from rising property values
  • are thinking about renovations or investing

Turning Equity Into Opportunity

When equity is used as part of a broader plan, structure matters.

LINK Advance works closely with LINK Wealth Director Richard to help clients explore strategies such as:

  • purchasing an investment property
  • investing in shares or ETFs
  • structuring lending efficiently, including debt recycling

If your property has increased in value, and you’re considering purchasing an investment property, we can model this for you within half an hour, including how the loan would be structured, maximum purchase prices, and which lenders would be best for your individual scenario.

The goal is clarity, confidence, and long-term alignment.

Take the First Step

A simple health check can strengthen your position and open new possibilities.

👉 Check your home loan – it’s free

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General advice disclaimer
The information provided on this website is a brief overview and is general in nature. It does not constitute any type of advice. We endeavour to ensure that the information provided is accurate however information may become outdated as legislation, policies, regulations and other considerations constantly change. Individuals must not rely on this information to make a financial, investment or legal decision. Please consult with an appropriate professional before making any decision.

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