A default, past mortgage arrears, a tax debt or a discharged bankruptcy doesn't automatically rule out a home loan. We can help: some of our loans are designed for borrowers with a past credit event. What happened, how recently, and whether it has been paid all matter. These loans usually cost more than a clean-credit loan.
It's possible. Our near prime and specialist loans are for borrowers with past credit events. A default doesn't stop an application on its own, but your income, expenses, deposit and the property still have to meet lending criteria. Your broker will assess your income and financial situation. Each application is assessed on its circumstances and lending criteria.
Depending on the loan and your circumstances, our specialist loans may be able to consider:
Eligibility criteria apply, and every application is assessed on its circumstances and lending criteria.
It depends on the loan and your circumstances. Any default still appears on your credit file, and your broker will ask about it. Your broker will look at your full credit history and assess your income and financial situation.
It may be possible. We can help some borrowers who have a tax debt, and how the debt is handled depends on the loan. Your broker will look at the debt as part of your overall financial situation. Each application is assessed on its circumstances and lending criteria.
No. A late payment is a repayment made after its due date; a default is an overdue debt the credit provider has listed on your credit file. Your credit report can show both, and your broker will look at your full credit history, not just whether you have a default.
Usually, yes. Near prime and specialist loans generally have a higher interest rate than prime loans. On some of our specialist loans, cash out is controlled: the money is paid for the purpose you've stated, not released to you. Your broker can tell you whether a clean-credit option is also worth looking at for your situation.
Not on every loan. Some of our specialist loans aren't available to first home buyers, and some take residential property as security only. First home buyers with a past credit event may still have options, depending on the event and how long ago it happened.
It depends on the loan and when it was paid. Your broker will ask about it and look at your full credit history. Each application is assessed on its circumstances and lending criteria.
It depends on the loan. Your broker can explain what's possible for your situation.
It can depend on the loan and your credit history. Your broker will assess your income and financial situation and explain what's needed.
Yes. Your broker checks your credit report and has to make reasonable inquiries about your finances, and the full picture helps them find a loan that meets your needs. Each application is assessed on its circumstances and lending criteria.
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General information only. It doesn't take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs, and it isn't credit, tax or legal advice. All loans are subject to lending criteria, and fees and charges apply. Kuone Pty Ltd T/As 360 MMS (ABN 81 621 683 672), Australian Credit Licence 504193.