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Suncorp Bank home loans

Suncorp Bank was founded in 1902 as the Queensland Agricultural Bank. It is now the fifth largest bank in Australia.

The bank has headquarters in Brisbane with branches throughout the country. Suncorp offers a range of financial products and services, including personal and home loans, credits cards, savings accounts, commercial and agribusiness banking as well as financial planning and investment services.

Suncorp Bank has won a number of awards and was named Money magazine’s Bank of the Year in 2015, the first non-major bank to win the award.

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Why choose Suncorp Bank

Benefits

  • Flexible loan options.
  • Specialised and package loans available.
  • Extensive branch access.

Drawbacks

  • Monthly and annual fees.
  • Limited interest-only payments.
  • High rates.

Suncorp Bank Home Loans

Home Loans calculator

Use our home loan calculator to see how much you’d have to repay under different borrowing scenarios.

Contact a mortgage broker

Suncorp Bank home loans are available through brokers who can help find the right loan and manage your application at no charge.

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Patrick Short

VIC3127
Customer Representative Number: 517192
5.0
48 Google reviews

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I began my Mortgage Broking career back in March 2000, and soon discovered it was a position that I love. It allows me ...

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Alisa Keattichaidumrong

VIC3978
Customer Representative Number: 542499
5.0
34 Google reviews

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I started my career in finance back in 2011 where I had the opportunity to work in personal lending, credit assessment a...

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Elgan Cohen

VIC3205
Customer Representative Number: 530430

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As a seasoned mortgage broker with over 15 years of experience, I am deeply committed to helping clients meet their lend...

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Suncorp Bank customer service

Suncorp gives potential customers a number of ways to contact the bank, including a general customer phone line, as well as lines for share-trading, business and insurance. Home loan customers can also contact the bank via email, online, meet in person with a Suncorp employee at a local branch or arrange an appointment with a mobile lender. 

  • Customer service centre (phone)
  • Mobile app
  • Online banking
  • Email
  • Branch
  • Mobile banking staff

How to Apply

Suncorp Bank customers can apply for a home loan in a number of ways. Applications can be made online at the Suncorp website, by phone or by visiting a staff member at a local branch. Customers can also book an appointment with a mobile lender via the Suncorp website or by phone. Before applying for a home loan it is advisable to think about how much money you could conceivably borrow given your financial situation and income. You will also need to provide documentation when applying for a home loan. This will include:

  • Personal identification.
  • Proof of income and employment.
  • Proof of other income, including rental.
  • Proof of your current debts, liabilities and loans.
  • Details of other savings and assets.

For refinancers, you will also have to provide you home loan statements for the past three months and a current payout quote for the loan you wish to refinance. 

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