Tools and FAQs
Tools and checklists
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Building?
Download the Home Builder's Checklist
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Inspecting a property?
Download the Home Buyer's Checklist
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Moving?
Download the Moving Checklist
FAQs
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Home Loan products and features
Answers to questions about features on our home loans, and finding the mortgage that suits for you.
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Getting started
Everything there is to ask about buying a home and applying for a Bank of Melbourne home loan
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First home owner grant
Everything there is to ask about buying a home and applying for a Bank of Melbourne home loan.
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Fees and charges
Question and answers on fees and charges on your home loan, and how to minimise fees and save on interest.
Forms
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Home Loan Online Enquiry Form
Complete this form and a Bank of Melbourne home loan expert will contact you at your preferred time.
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Home Loan Redraw Request Form
Return this form to request access to any additional repayments you've made on eligible home loans. Fees may apply.
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Register to Redraw using Phone and Internet Banking
Register to redraw1 from eligible home loans using Phone and Internet Banking. Redraw funds are transferred to your Bank of Melbourne transaction account.
The Detail
Bank of Melbourne's normal lending criteria apply. Conditions and fees apply and may change.
Before making a decision, it's best to read the terms and conditions.
- Residential Loan Agreement - General Terms and Conditions
- Loan Accounts - Charges for specific services and accounts
Please read these documents and keep a copy. You can request a paper copy at a branch.
Conditions and fees apply. Bank of Melbourne, a division of Westpac Banking Corporation ABN 33 007 457 141 AFSL 233714 issues the products on this website. The advice on our website is prepared without knowing your personal financial circumstances. Before you act on this or any advice, please consider if it's right for you. If you need help, call 13 22 66.
1. Redraw requests are subject to our approval. Fees apply. For fixed rate loans, redraw is only available for loans fixed on or after 30 November 2009 and only up to a maximum of $10,000 or break costs may apply.