Low Doc Portfolio Loan
Less paperwork and a simplified application process for those unable to provide documented proof of income
Having trouble getting a home loan due to fluctuating income? You don’t have to sacrifice your financial future. The Low Doc Portfolio Loan offers a flexible line of credit enabling you to combine your personal and investment finances into one convenient home loan. All with a simple application process if you have difficulty providing documentation about your income. Create up to ten sub-accounts under a single loan facility and access your equity as you pay off your home.
No tax returns, financial statements or other forms of income verification required
Particularly suitable if you are self-employed or have uneven cash flows
Use up to 10 separate sub-accounts for your investment or lifestyle needs
The ownership structure for each sub-account may be different, to help with managing tax and other finances1
Separate monthly statements for each sub-account to make managing your investments easier
The loan
Interest type
- Choose a fixed or variable interest rate for each sub-account2
Term
- No set repayment term. This is an ongoing line of credit facility
Can be used for building
Yes (on variable rate portion only)
Available for vacant land
Repayments
Frequency
- Choose to repay as often as you like, but at least monthly
Additional repayments
Make additional repayments at any time on variable rate loans. Up to $10000 per year can be made on fixed rate loans3
Automatic repayments
- Set up convenient automatic repayments from your nominated account
Features and benefits
- Keep earning income on your deposit monies right up until settlement by using a Deposit Protect Bond instead of a cash deposit
Contact us
Learn more about the Low Doc Portfolio Loan
- Call a home loan expert on 13 33 30 8am - 9pm (AEST), 7 days a week.
1. A sub-account holder must always be one or more of the Portfolio Loan borrowers.
2. Your primary sub-account is always at the variable rate.
3. Limits apply on fixed rate sub-accounts before break costs become payable.