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Offer register reviewed 31 July 2026

Which current home loan cashback offers are approved?

A cashback can offset switching costs, but eligibility, minimum loan sizes, LVR limits and settlement dates vary. Only offers in the dated approved register are highlighted; compare the ongoing loan cost separately from the one-off payment.

$3,000Largest approved cashback

The largest cashback amount in the approved offer register is $3,000, listed by ANZ and ME. The register was reviewed 31 July 2026, with active dates checked 10 August 2026. Eligibility, minimum loan sizes, LVR limits and end dates differ. The register does not establish a lowest cashback-linked rate.

Reviewed by the Ratesniffers Editorial Team. No unsupported scenario-specific rate is promoted in this answer.

Approved cashback offers

LenderOfferAmountConditionsEnd date
ANZFirst Home Buyer Boost$3,000First home buyers; LMI waiver and Australian Government Guarantee Scheme applications are not eligibleNo end date supplied
MERefinance cashback$3,000Minimum loan $700,000; Maximum 80% LVR; Refinance applications28 August 2026
Bank of ChinaRefinance or purchase cashback$2,888Minimum loan $400,000; Maximum 80% LVR; Loan must settle by 31 December 202630 September 2026
Credit Union SAEligible member cashback$2,000Education, Power Network or Port Adelaide Football Club eligibility; Minimum loan $300,000; Maximum 80% LVRNo end date supplied
BCUEssential Services rebate$1,500Eligible essential-services customers; Minimum loan $250,000; Maximum 80% LVR; Purchase or refinanceNo end date supplied
P&N BankBond Group rebate$1,500Eligible essential-services customers; Minimum loan $250,000; Maximum 80% LVR; Purchase or refinanceNo end date supplied

Only active cashback amounts in the approved register are shown. Conditions apply; no displayed offer is paired to a product rate on this page.

Frequently asked questions

Which current home loan cashback offers are approved?
The largest cashback amount in the approved offer register is $3,000, listed by ANZ and ME. The register was reviewed 31 July 2026, with active dates checked 10 August 2026. Eligibility, minimum loan sizes, LVR limits and end dates differ. The register does not establish a lowest cashback-linked rate.
How often are these rates updated?
Promoted rate claims use the verified 80% LVR snapshot dated 31 July 2026. Broader comparison-table rows may refresh more frequently, but they do not drive the answer capsule, metadata or sticky rate.
Is the lowest rate always the best loan for me?
Not always. The cheapest headline rate can come without features like an offset account, and your deposit size, income type and goals all change which loan suits you. Use the rate as a starting point, then weigh the features that matter to your situation.
What is a comparison rate?
A comparison rate folds most ongoing fees into a single percentage so you can weigh loans on their true cost rather than the advertised headline rate alone. It is the metric these rankings sort on.

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