Refinancing costs money. Break fees, discharge fees, application fees and valuation costs all add up. A refinance that saves you money on rate but costs you more in fees and resets your loan term is not necessarily a win.
We run the full numbers before recommending any move. That means calculating your true break-even point, factoring in all switching costs and making sure any refinance we recommend genuinely improves your position over the time frame that matters to you.

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We help homeowners thinking about refinancing with every part of the process, including:
There is no single trigger point that tells you it is time to refinance. But if you are not on the best home loan rates available to you right now, that alone is a reason to have a conversation. Here are other situations where it is worth reviewing your options:
If any of these sound familiar, it is worth having a conversation.


If your property has increased in value since you bought it, you may have built up equity you can put to work. Refinancing to access equity allows you to draw on that value for purposes like renovating your home, funding a deposit on an investment property or consolidating higher-interest debt.
Accessing equity is not free money. It increases your loan balance and your repayments. We will run the numbers with you to make sure any equity release genuinely improves your position before we recommend it.
Rolling multiple debts into your home loan can reduce your overall monthly repayments by bringing everything under a lower interest rate. Personal loans, car loans and credit card debt all carry higher rates than most home loans, and working with a broker can free up meaningful cash flow each month.
The trade-off is that you are extending short-term debt over a longer loan term, which can increase the total interest paid over time. We will model both scenarios for you so you can make an informed decision rather than one based on the monthly saving alone.


If you hold an investment property, refinancing can be a particularly powerful lever. Releasing equity from your investment property or primary residence, restructuring your interest-only terms or moving to a more competitive rate can all meaningfully affect your investment returns over time.
We work with property investors to review their full lending structure, not just one loan in isolation, to make sure everything is set up as efficiently as possible.
We are a locally owned mortgage broker based in Berry. We work for you, not the bank, which means we have no incentive to recommend a particular lender and every reason to find you the best deal available.
We also stay in touch. Part of our job is to flag when your loan is no longer competitive before you have to ask. Most of our refinance clients were existing clients who came to us for something else first. That ongoing relationship is something we take seriously.
“Ron provided a scope of options that would improve our financial situation. In the short term, we have cut years off our mortgage saving hundreds of thousands over the loan term. We feel we now have a long term plan with goals to achieve that will continue to better our financial position. We look forward to continuing our relationship with Shorebreak Finance over many years to come.”
“Ron was excellent in helping my partner and I refinance our home loan. Throughout the entire process we felt comforted that he had our best interests at heart, and he worked hard to get us a great rate. His communication is excellent and his ongoing support has meant we feel both informed and confident about future home loan decisions. Definitely recommend Ron!”
“Ron secured me a lower rate with an additional $2K cashback and took care of everything so I didn't have to spend time researching or talking to banks. His knowledge around debt recycling and other strategies has helped me optimise our finances to reduce tax.”
Whether you are buying your first investment property or reviewing an existing portfolio, bring what you have and we will work through the numbers together.
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