Glossary

Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI) is paid on all home loans by the lender to a third party or in-house insurance organisation.

There are many other costs you need to think about when organising a home loan: application fees; valuation fees; settlement fees; ongoing account keeping fees; variation fees; repayment holiday fees; security substitution fees; discharge fees...

Lenders in Australia calculate and accrue interest charges every day.

This includes interest-only loans, low-doc loans, fixed rate and variable rates, loans for first home buyers, as well as loans for investment properties.

You can approach a bank directly if you wish but UNO gives you access to a large number of major and specialist home loan lender in Australia.

Yes, UNO is accredited with a number of lenders, which means we can offer advice on a range of home loan and credit products.

Use the Profile screen which you can access here to edit any of the data for your home loan product search.

Yes, just speak to your home loan expert about starting a second application.

You may need to verify your identification, and this is likely to depend on whether you’re already banking with your preferred home loan lender.

Just log into your uno account and check the uno Dashboard to see your application status. Otherwise, you can always contact us on 133 866 or through online chat.

LVR, Loan to Value Ratio has huge implications on your home loan. Understand why and what you can do about it