Eco-friendly and energy-efficient home loans

A green feature or upgrade can affect product choice, valuation, construction timing and the evidence a lender needs.

What John checks first

John checks the property, loan purpose and supporting evidence before treating a green-labelled loan or discounted feature as a genuine fit.

Whether the loan is for a purchase, refinance, construction or upgrade
The lender's current eligibility standard for the property or improvement
Valuation treatment and progress-payment requirements
Rate, fees and features compared with a standard home loan
Available equity, funds to complete and repayment comfort

Talk through your energy-efficient home loan options with John

Share the outline of your energy-efficient home loan options. John will review the relevant details and aim to respond by the end of the next business day.

Full name (required) Mobile number (required)

Email address (required) What would you like to do? (required)

Property price or loan amount Deposit or equity

Employment type Timeframe

Anything else John should know?

Please do not enter passwords, tax file numbers, account or card numbers, dates of birth or identity-document details in this form.

Credit assistance is subject to assessment, lender policy and responsible lending requirements.

Documents that may help

Building contract, plans and specifications
Quotes for solar, batteries or energy upgrades
Energy rating or other lender-requested evidence
Current loan statement for a refinance
Income, liabilities and funds-to-complete evidence

Important limits

A green label does not automatically mean the lowest total cost
Eligibility standards and discounts can change
Government rebates and lender credit rules are separate
Construction and renovation lending can require staged payments and valuations

General information only. Any personal credit assistance requires a review of your objectives, financial situation and needs. Approval remains subject to lender assessment and criteria.