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WA home loans · Reviewed by an accredited broker

Home loan refinancing in Western Australia, 2026.

WA borrowers refinanced about $7.2bn of home loans to a new lender last quarter (2026 Q2), around 10.5% of the national total. Rates are set nationally, so the question is simple: is your rate still competitive? The sharpest variable rate we track right now is 5.69%. Tell us your rate and we check it against the live market.

No obligation · No credit check · A qualified accredited broker reviews your exact needs.

General information only, based on advertised rates (not comparison rates). An indicator, not a quote, and it does not consider your circumstances. Not credit advice. A qualified broker confirms a rate for your situation.

Free, no obligation, no impact on your credit. If a refinance does not save you money, an accredited broker tells you to stay where you are.

/ Refinancing across Australia

Where Western Australia sits.

Refinancing to a new lender is how households respond when their rate drifts above the market. Here is the external refinancing value by state for the latest ABS quarter (2026 Q2), largest to smallest. Rates are national, so wherever you are the check is the same.

1New South Wales
$24.1bn34.8%
2Victoria
$17.3bn25%
3Queensland
$14.3bn20.6%
4Western Australia
$7.2bn10.5%
5South Australia
$4.2bn6.1%
6Australian Capital Territory
$1.2bn1.7%
7Tasmania
$614m0.9%
8Northern Territory
$264m0.4%

Source: ABS Lending Indicators, external refinancing of housing loans, latest published quarter. Figures are the sum of owner-occupier and investor refinancing, rounded to the nearest million.

How it works

Two minutes. One honest answer.

1

Send your loan details

Your current rate, lender and rough balance. That is all we need to start.

2

We compare the market

We check your rate against what lenders are actually offering right now.

3

A broker reviews a switch

If there is a genuine saving, an accredited broker handles the refinance. If not, they tell you to stay put.

BillSense Home Loans arranges credit assistance through a qualified, accredited mortgage broker. A credit guide with licensing details is provided before any credit assistance. Questions? Contact us.

/ Western Australia home loans

Western Australia home loan questions, answered

How much are WA households refinancing?

WA borrowers refinanced about $7.2bn of home loans to a new lender in the latest quarter (2026 Q2), based on ABS Lending Indicators. That is about 10.5% of all external refinancing across Australia, ranking Western Australia 4th of 8 states and territories. People refinance when their current rate drifts above the current market and there is a genuine saving to be had.

What is a good home loan rate right now?

The sharpest owner-occupier variable rate we track nationally is about 5.84%, against an average of about 6.17%. Home loan rates in Australia are set nationally rather than by state, so a WA borrower and a borrower interstate see the same lender rates. Your actual rate depends on your loan size, your equity and your lender. These are advertised rates, not comparison rates, and a comparison rate reflects fees. Indicative only, not credit advice.

How do I check if I am overpaying on my mortgage in Western Australia?

Tell BillSense your current rate, lender and rough balance. We compare it against the live national market. If there is a genuine saving, an accredited broker looks at a refinance for you. If not, they tell you to stay put. It is free, no obligation, and does not affect your credit.

/ Other states
New South WalesVictoriaQueenslandSouth AustraliaAustralian Capital TerritoryTasmaniaNorthern Territory