Loans can age badly, and a simple loan health check helps you find out whether your current setup still works for your current life (not the one you had years ago). From flexibility to structure, this is a sharper way to review your mortgage and see whether refinancing could leave you better placed.



Is your current interest rate higher than 8.95%?
Would you like access to a line of credit as part of your loan and don't already have one (access funds only as you need to and don’t pay interest on undrawn funds)?
Is getting access to additional funds difficult with your current reverse mortgage?
Do you want to borrow more funds?
Use our Home Equity Release calculator to find out how much you could borrow
Your current loan may already meet your needs.
But if you want to find out more about what Inviva can offer, click below to read about our reverse mortgage or request a call with one of our team.
Your current loan could be a good fit, but you might be able to do better.
Click below to see how much you could borrow from Inviva or request a call with one of our team.
It could be time to think about refinancing.
Click below to apply or find out more about how Inviva can help.
A loan health check is a structured review of your current loan, your goals and the features or costs attached to your mortgage. It helps show whether your existing arrangement still fits, or whether refinancing could offer a better structure. Moneysmart recommends comparing interest rates, fees and total loan costs before switching so you get a clear view on how the switch impacts your future needs.
A refinance or a mortgage health check is a quick way to see how well your current loan matches the life you are living now, not the one you had when you first signed it. That includes reviewing loan features, access to equity, costs, flexibility and whether the structure still supports your plans. Remember, suitability isn’t solely about the rate, but also the fees, loan terms and other factors.
Before switching lenders, a comprehensive refinance health check should review your current interest rate, fees, break costs, loan features, available equity and the total cost of moving. For reverse mortgage borrowers, you might need extra considerations, including age-based borrowing limits, compounding interest, pension impacts and how much equity may remain over time.