$2,000 BOC Refinance Cashback Variable Rate from 5.18% (CR 5.38%) p.a. + 0.10% p.a. Broker Cashback @ Bank of China

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New Bank of China Home Loan Promotion!
Bank of China release new rates. This offer is available nationwide across Australia.
We found some rates are relatively competitive in the current market:
Effective date: 16/09/2025
Submitted between: 16/09/2025 to 31/12/2025
Settled by: 31 Dec 2025

Special rates are only applied to all new applications
Cash back offer available for loan applications with minimum loan amount of $400,000 and >80%LVR

Variable Rate: 5.18%
Fixed Rates:

1-2 Years: 4.99%

Investment Loan Rates:

Variable: 5.48% (5.68% CR)
Fixed 1-2 Years: 5.09%

Cashback Offers:

$2,00Refinance Cashback (for loans ≥ $400k)
$2,000 Purchase Cashback (for loans ≥ $400k)

New Home Loans:
A New Home Loan is a loan for the purchase or refinance (of external loan) of an Owner Occupied or Investment Australian residential property (excluding Construction Loans) and does not include loans that are subject to Lenders Mortgage Insurance.

The comparison rate is based on a loan of $150,000 over 25 years. WARNING: This comparison rate is true only for the examples given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate. Note: Minimum loan amount for Discount Plus Home Loan is $100,000. The minimum loan amount for Discount Investment Home Loan is $250,000.

Eligibility:

Applies to all new applications. The new loan must have a new security property to the Bank of China.
You can only get one cashback offer in a 12-month period.
The special rates and cashback are for loans with an LVR of 80% or less.
No special offers for loans that require Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI).
Excludes Construction Loans.
Annual Package Fee:
$190 (no offset)
$395 (with offset)

Plus: Broker Bonus
🔹 0.10% of Net Loan Amount
🔹 Paid in 2 instalments: Month 13 & 25 post-settlement

Bonus: First-year annual fee is waived if you set up a direct debit for repayments from a Bank of China account.

Compare Other Cashback Offers and Interest Rates
ANZ – $2,000 Refi / $3,000 FHB (Min $250K)
ME Bank – $3,000 Refi (Min $700K, per property)
Suncorp– No cashback, sharp fixed rates from 4.79% p.a.
ING– No cashback, sharp fixed rates from 4.89% p.a.

For more information, contact Sach at
Email: info@rannar.com.au or
Phone: 0479 181 437
Website: www.rannar.com.au

Sach from Rannar Loans is registered as Credit Representative Number is 541742 under Australia's Services Australian Credit License 384324.

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Comments

  • Ive always been curious, how does home-loan banking work with other countries?

    For example, say China have a falling out with the Australian Government (war/Covid20 whatever) and the bank pulls out of Australia, what happens to your house/loan?

    • Whatever the terms of your loan are, you maintain it, unless there is a condition where they demand full repayment of the principal in X days.

    • A loan is a contract, and a contract only matters if it can be enforced.

      If for some reason a bank can't take you to court, then it doesn't have much recourse. But what'd probably happen is that the loan gets sold to another outfit based in Australia. Also depends on where the capital is being sourced from. I know this is called bank of china, but that doesn't necessarily mean the money is coming from china.

      Always nice to dream tho

      • That's what I initially thought, as technically they would just assign it to a seller and offload it as you both mention as they are registered under Australian law and under contract. But then I read that bank of China is registered, but bank of China Limited isn't. Then I started thinking what if Russia had a bank here etc etc.

        Interestingly though, I didn't know Rabobank was foreign owned.

  • How does your broker cashback work?

  • -2

    Come with free CCP membership?

  • Is there any other financial institution offering 5.18% or less?

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