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The property

What’s the loan for?

Buying a home to live inBuying an investmentRefinancing

Where are you up to?

Property value

Your deposit

What you owe now

State Postcode

Your income

Employment

Your income before tax, per year

Their income before tax, per year

Other income per yearRent, dividends, a second job.

Your exact income stays in this browser. Amplitude and Braze get a band, like $50k–$100k.

Your expenses

What goes out each month. We test the loan against this, so a rough figure is better than none.

Dependants Living expenses per monthGroceries, bills, transport, childcare. Not rent.

Other loan repayments per monthCar loans, personal loans, HECS. Total credit card limitsThe limit counts, not what you owe.

Your loan

Choose a loan

Repayment type

Principal and interestInterest only

Loan term

Repayments

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Submitting sends Application Submitted to Amplitude and Braze with the loan, the LVR and the instant decision. Only your email is required.

Your application

Saved in this browser after every step.

Bank

Laneway Bank is a simulated bank, built to demonstrate Amplitude and Braze working together. It is not a real financial institution.

No accounts are opened, no credit checks are run and no money moves. Rates, products and decisions are invented.

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*Comparison rates are calculated on a secured loan of $150,000 over 25 years. WARNING: this comparison rate is true only for the examples given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate.