What are the benefits?
Customers choose to reduce their loan limits for many reasons. Making this adjustment can help you:
Reduce your minimum monthly payments
Reduce your monthly interest charges
Pay off your loan faster
Free up funds for other needs or savings
Remember to make your final repayment
When you make a change to your loan limit, you're still required to make the final payment based on your original limit before the new, lower payments take effect.
Here’s how reducing your loan limit can benefit you
Let’s say you have an outstanding loan balance of $500,000 and your monthly minimum repayments are $3,669.00.
Over time you have accumulated $100,000 in redraw.
You could apply for a loan limit reduction and bring your loan limit down to as low as $400,000.
With a new loan limit of $400,000, your monthly minimum repayments would be $2,935.00.
What should you consider before reducing your loan limit?
Understand the changes
Once the reduction is approved, the redraw funds used are no longer available.
Do your research
Check that it won't affect your emergency funds or financial goals.
Due diligence
Review and understand any other potential impacts to your loan.
Plan ahead
Make sure the reduction aligns with your long-term plans and budget.
Speak with Client Services
To begin, request a Limit Reduction Form from client services. All borrowers on the loan will need to sign it to proceed. Once submitted, RedZed may conduct a security or verification call to confirm your request. It's a simple process that can help you better manage your finances and reduce your monthly payments.
What’s next on your loan journey?
Your loan journey doesn’t end here. Explore these resources to take the next step with confidence.
What is an interest-only loan?
With an interest-only loan, you can nominate a set period where you only pay the interest on the amount you’ve borrowed.
What factors determine the amount of interest you pay?
Learn about interest - what it is, how it's calculated, and the different ways you can reduce your daily interest charges.
When would you need to change your direct debit account?
You need to change your direct debit account if you switch banks, change accounts, close an old account, or want to manage your finances differently.





