Report: Laziness, loyalty and fear. Why Aussies don’t switch loans

Australians’ laziness, loyalty and fear is costing the average home borrower who doesn’t switch more than $14,000. Our data shows potentially more than 60% of Australians fall into this category. We were shocked that one in seven Australians wouldn’t change their lender no matter how big the savings on the table. So why are Aussies so apathetic when they know it’s costing big bucks?We dug deep and uncovered… The cost of apathy, there's a big cost in not switching Non-switchers are penalised for their apathy – with higher rates of 13 basis points more on average.Despite the dollars on the table, we're blinded by loyalty Many Australians are fiercely loyal, spending a long period on the same deal and opting for well-known lenders.Aussies are quite happy to pay for their laziness Aussies are uncomfortable with having our finances reviewed The myth of exit fees turned nearly two thirds off switching loans Book in a quick call with our customer care team.Source: CoreData mortgage holder survey on behalf of UNO Home Loans n=1,500. Savings calculations based on a $500,000 principal and interest home loan. Average loan is $500,446 according to the AFG Mortgage Index January.