Suncorp Bank · refinance cashback
10 other lenders are paying one, up to $4,000.
We read Suncorp Bank’s refinance page on 6 November 2026 and it carries no cashback.
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All 10 lenders paying a cashback, with the minimum loan and the catch for each. Checked against Suncorp Bank’s own page on 6 November 2026.
From the page we read, so you can check us.
Suncorp Bank
“Suncorp Bank is no longer accepting applications for Home Loans”
A cashback is a one-off payment against a loan that runs for decades. On a $600,000 loan, a rate 0.20 percentage points above the best available costs about $1,200 a year, so a typical $2,000 cashback is spent inside 20 months and the dearer loan is yours for the rest of the term. Where Suncorp Bank’s rates sit against every lender we track is on the rate monitor, and the refinance page does the sum for the balances people ask about.
What it does cover is the cost of leaving your current lender: a discharge fee, two titles office fees and Suncorp Bank’s setup fee, together $700 to $1,500. The discharge pages have each lender’s form and fee, including Suncorp’s.
Who else is paying, as at 6 November 2026.
No cashback as at 6 November 2026: Bank of Melbourne, ING, Ubank, BankSA, Bendigo Bank, AMP Bank, Woolworths Team Bank.
No, not as at 6 November 2026. We read Suncorp Bank's own refinance page and it carries no cashback. Its page says: "Suncorp Bank is no longer accepting applications for Home Loans" Bank of Queensland ($2,000), ME Bank ($3,000), IMB Bank ($4,000), Greater Bank ($3,000), Newcastle Permanent ($3,000), Great Southern Bank ($3,000), Police Bank ($3,000), BankVic ($3,000), Beyond Bank ($2,000), Credit Union SA ($2,000) are paying.
Only if the rate behind it is competitive. On a $600,000 loan a rate 0.20 percentage points above the best available costs about $1,200 a year, so a $2,000 cashback is spent inside 20 months and the dearer loan is yours for the rest of the term. Use it to cover the switching costs on a rate that is already good, not to justify a rate that isn't.
IMB Bank pays up to $4,000, ME Bank pays up to $3,000, Greater Bank pays up to $3,000, Newcastle Permanent pays up to $3,000, Great Southern Bank pays up to $3,000, Police Bank pays up to $3,000, BankVic pays up to $3,000, Bank of Queensland pays $2,000, Beyond Bank pays $2,000, Credit Union SA pays $2,000, as at 6 November 2026. The full table is on the cashback page.
Checked against Suncorp Bank’s own page on 6 November 2026. Offers are withdrawn and changed without notice; if something here doesn’t match what they’ve told you, theirs is right and we’d like to know. A cashback is a promotion, not credit advice.
A broker at 1st Street can tell you which of the 10 lenders paying one suits your loan, and what rate sits behind each offer.
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