I was wondering if there were any recommendations to finance solar installation.
I'm with NAB for my mortgage and they don't offer "green loans".
***UPDATE I decided to just go with solar panels at this stage. Thank you for the advise
Solar Panels and Battery Installation - Finance Suggestions
koplik8 on 18/03/2025 - 13:58
Last edited 25/03/2025 - 16:40 by 1 other user
Last edited 25/03/2025 - 16:40 by 1 other user
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Instillation refers to the introduction of a liquid, like medication, into a body cavity or space, typically drop by drop.
Could be relevant if it's a Tesla battery. First in was mind control microchips. It's likely in liquid form by now.
If you need to take a loan out to get Solar and/or Batteries, don't bother. By the time you pay off the system via a loan arrangement + interest, you don't get the benefit.
If you really want to try and get benefit, just go Solar Panels on a small cheapish system. Batteries are expensive. I got a cheap 6.6kw system for $3,500 out of pocket 4 years ago. I've already paid the system off from its benefit. I would go a battery, but the size I would need and the cost associated would not be a benefit.
I've already paid the system off from its benefit
with FiT dropping to next to nothing it probably makes more sense to get batteries without solar just to avoid those awful peak prices.
I assume that was for my reply?
In terms of paying off the system, I've paid it off with the savings not the FiT. I pretty much use what I generate. Its all well and good to get batteries, but depending on people's consumption it could be expensive. I would need a big battery to survive the night.
You should not be financing a battery, solar is the only one that will give you a return.
use your offset if you have it and pay cash.
solar is the only one that will give you a return.
depends if you want to use electricity overnight.
Solar Panels and Battery Instillation
Are they gradually but firmly established in a your mind.
anyone who wants to give a loan for solar or a battery is prob scamming you
Plenti Australia does green loans.
IMF, BlackRock or Vanguard for free green money ;)
As far as batteries, grab some flow batteries! Cheaper, holds a charge longer and will last longer ;)
We have 4 x 10KwH and they last all night with 3 air-cons on …
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