Standard Variable
- Optional 100% mortgage offset through a linked Everyday Options account
- Unlimited extra repayments and redraw
- Can be bundled into Home Package Plus, $375 a year
The banking business ANZ bought in 2024, trading as Suncorp Bank through Norfina Limited, with home loans, business loans and equipment finance. Its accounts and products are due to move to ANZ in 2027.
Suncorp Bank is a banking brand that is part of ANZ. It offers home loans, business loans and equipment finance.
We checked Suncorp Bank's products and eligibility on its own website on 30 September 2026.
What Suncorp Bank offers in each category, with the features, eligibility and trade-offs we note. For the current rate on each product, follow the link to Suncorp Bank’s own rate card.
Suncorp Bank's home loan comparison covers three loans. The Standard Variable loan has an optional 100% mortgage offset through a linked Everyday Options account, unlimited extra repayments and redraw. Back to Basics is a no-frills variable loan with optional redraw. The Fixed Rate loan has initial fixed terms of 1, 2, 3 or 5 years.
Standard Variable, Fixed Rate and Access Equity loans totalling $150,000 or more can be bundled into the Home Package Plus. The package has a $375 annual fee and removes the loan establishment, account keeping and mortgage offset fees. Suncorp Bank also offers construction loans, paying the builder in stages under the building contract's progress payment schedule.
For businesses, the Business Essentials Term Loan runs from $20,000 to $5 million over terms of up to 30 years and is secured by residential, commercial or industrial property. Commercial Term Loans for larger businesses and Agribusiness Loans for farming businesses start at $500,000 with terms of 1 to 15 years. Suncorp Bank also offers lines of credit, overdrafts, bank guarantees, invoice finance, trade finance and equipment finance.
Suncorp Bank lends to first home buyers, people buying their next home, refinancers, renovators and property investors. First home buyers can apply with a deposit as low as 5% (excluding costs), and Lenders Mortgage Insurance applies when borrowing more than 80% of the property's value. Interest-only repayments are available for up to five years, subject to Suncorp Bank's criteria.
Business Essentials Term Loan applicants need to provide up to two consecutive years of financial information, either for a business they own or one they plan to buy. Suncorp Equipment Finance is only available where the business's total lending with Suncorp Bank will be $1,000,000 or more, or where it has a dedicated Business Banking Manager. Those businesses also need at least 2 years in business and 2 consecutive years of financial statements and tax returns, and the vehicle or equipment must be used for business purposes at least 50% of the time.
Suncorp Bank takes home loan applications in person, online and through mortgage brokers. Borrowers can meet a Suncorp Bank lender by phone or at a branch, and in many locations a mobile lender can meet them at home, at work or at a local café. A home loan expert calls back within two business days of a request, or applicants can call 13 11 75 (Monday to Friday 8am to 7pm, and weekends 9am to 2pm AEST).
Business Essentials Term Loan applications start with an online enquiry form, after which a Business Specialist makes contact. For equipment finance, businesses can call 13 11 75 to speak to a business specialist, visit a branch or contact their Business Banking Manager.
Suncorp Bank products are issued by Norfina Limited (ABN 66 010 831 722), which holds Australian Credit Licence 229882. ANZ acquired Norfina Limited on 31 July 2024, and Suncorp Bank is now part of the ANZ Group. It uses the Suncorp brand under licence and is not part of the Suncorp Group.
Suncorp Bank says its accounts and products will move to ANZ in 2027, and customers cannot delay or opt out of the move. The bank traces its history to the Queensland Agricultural Bank, which opened its first branch in Queensland in 1902 to provide loans to rural communities.
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Back to Basics variable, Home Package Plus, fixed 1 to 5 years. The ANZ-owned Queensland heritage brand with a national footprint. Where Suncorp competes.
Yes. The Standard Variable home loan has an optional 100% mortgage offset, set up by linking an Everyday Options account to the loan. A $75 one-off mortgage offset fee applies unless the loan is in a Home Package Plus. Offset is not available during a fixed rate term.
The Business Essentials Term Loan ranges from $20,000 to $5 million over terms of up to 30 years. It allows up to 100% LVR against residential security and up to 80% against commercial security. Commercial Term Loans and Agribusiness Loans start at $500,000 with terms of 1 to 15 years.
Suncorp Bank says first home buyers can apply with a deposit as low as 5% (excluding costs). Borrowing more than 80% of the property's value means paying Lenders Mortgage Insurance, a one-off cost that can be financed into the loan.
Yes. Suncorp Bank says its accounts and products will move to ANZ in 2027, and customers cannot delay or opt out of the move. Until then, Suncorp Bank staff continue to help customers. Suncorp Bank also warns that the terms of existing products may need to change to match a similar ANZ product.
Yes, through Suncorp Equipment Finance, which offers chattel mortgages and finance leases for business vehicles and equipment from $20,000 over 1 to 5 years. It is only available where total business lending with Suncorp Bank will be $1,000,000 or more or the business has a dedicated Business Banking Manager. Other businesses are pointed to ANZ's asset finance.
Yes. Suncorp Bank’s loans are provided by Norfina Limited, which is on APRA’s register of authorised deposit-taking institutions (ADIs), the list of banks, building societies and credit unions licensed under the Banking Act 1959.
Suncorp Bank is the trading name of Norfina Limited, which ANZ acquired on 31 July 2024. Its site says Suncorp Bank products and accounts will move to ANZ, and that Suncorp Bank is not part of the Suncorp Group. Its loans are provided under Australian Credit Licence 229882, held by Norfina Limited.
Not as a dedicated car loan: Suncorp Bank’s website did not list one when we checked it on 30 September 2026. Our car loan comparison lists the lenders that do.
Norfina Limited holds Australian Credit Licence 229882, the licence Suncorp Bank operates under. You can check a licence on ASIC’s Professional Registers before you apply.