Leaking roof? Need new carpets? Does your house need repainting? Looking at renovating your bathroom or kitchen?

If you need some help financing renovations around the house, you have come to the right place. Whether you urgently need to fix a leaking roof, or broken hot water system, or are looking at redoing your kitchen, or repainting the house, we can help. We specialise in providing fast, cash loans for home renovators. We understand how easily renovation budgets can blow out, or things can break down around the house at the wrong time.

You can apply for a home renovation loan here using our simple online application form. Make sure you let us know your renovation goals so we can match you up with the best available loan from our panel. We understand that there are times that you need your cash straight away. Our same day loans service is the perfect solution when you need to get your cash in a hurry.

Apply now to see if we can help you get those much-needed renovations done and dusted.

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Below is an outline of the costs associated with a home renovation loan once you have accepted and approved your contract:

Small Renovation Loan:

➤Upfront establishment fee: 20% of the total loan amount

➤Monthly Interest: 4% of the total loan amount. No annual interest rates.

➤Maximum representative APR: 199.9%

➤Loan Term: 3 months – 12 months

➤For example: If you decide to borrow $500 for a 5-month loan term you will pay $720 (Establishment fee of $100 + total monthly interest of $120).

➤(All the prices are in Australian Dollars. These rates are just an example help you understand the rates and costs)

Medium Renovation Loan**

➤Upfront Establishment Fee: $400

➤Annual Interest: Maximum of 48% per annum.

➤Example: You Borrow – $2300 For 14 Months, You Pay – Approx. $2794
($400 one-off establishment fee + $49.88 weekly Repayment)

➤(All the prices are in Australian Dollars. These rates are just an example help you understand the rates and costs)