Home loan specialists
Whether you are purchasing your first home, refinancing an existing loan, or acquiring an investment property, the right lending structure can make a significant difference over time.
At Amica Finance, we take a considered approach to home lending — evaluating a wide range of lenders across Australia and structuring finance that aligns with both your immediate purchase and your long-term financial direction. From the first conversation through to settlement, we guide you through each stage with clarity and careful attention to detail.
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Lending solutions designed around your circumstances. Every client's situation is different. Our role is to understand your objectives, financial position and future plans before recommending a lending structure that supports them.
Purchasing your first property is an exciting milestone, but the process can feel complex without the right guidance. We help first home buyers navigate lending requirements, explore available government incentives and structure their loan with confidence from the outset.
Over time, your current loan may no longer be the most suitable option. Refinancing can improve your interest rate, simplify your lending structure or release equity to support future opportunities. We review your existing loan and present carefully considered alternatives where appropriate.
Property investment requires lending structures designed with flexibility and long-term strategy in mind. We assist investors in structuring finance that supports portfolio growth while maintaining appropriate flexibility for future purchases.
When buying and selling property at the same time, timing and loan structure become particularly important. We guide you through the process, coordinating lending solutions such as bridging finance to ensure a smooth transition between homes.
Building a home requires a lending structure that aligns with the stages of construction. We assist in arranging construction finance that progresses with your build, ensuring funds are released in line with each stage of the project.
Purchasing a home is one of the most significant financial decisions most people will make. With a wide range of lenders across Australia — including major banks, non-bank lenders and specialist providers — navigating the available options can feel overwhelming without experienced guidance.
At Amica Finance, we assess lending options across a broad panel of lenders to identify solutions aligned with your borrowing capacity, lifestyle and longer-term plans. Our role is not simply to arrange a loan, but to ensure the structure of that loan supports your future flexibility and financial direction.
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Throughout the process, we provide clear communication, thoughtful advice and steady guidance from initial enquiry through to settlement.
Borrowing capacity is determined by several factors, including income, existing financial commitments, living expenses and credit history. Most lenders will allow borrowing of up to approximately 80–95% of a property's value, depending on the circumstances. We can provide a personalised borrowing estimate after reviewing your financial position.
LVR, or Loan-to-Value Ratio, refers to the percentage of a property's value that is financed through the loan. For example, borrowing $800,000 against a $1,000,000 property results in an LVR of 80%. Loans above 80% LVR may require Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI). Lower LVRs generally provide access to more favourable lending terms.
Yes. Many lenders provide lending options for self-employed borrowers. Typically, lenders will request one to two years of financial statements or tax returns, although alternative documentation options may be available depending on the lender and scenario.
Indicative pre-approval can often be arranged within one to two business days once documentation is provided. Formal approval timeframes vary between lenders, though many applications are assessed within several business days.
A fixed interest rate remains unchanged for a specified period, providing certainty around repayments. A variable rate moves with market conditions and may provide additional flexibility, such as offset accounts or the ability to make additional repayments. The appropriate structure depends on your priorities and financial strategy.