Thanks for the reply kingcarmelo.
Unfortunately its my principal place of residence that has the LMI.
So when can I refinance without attracting LMI again? Once 20% of my initial loan is paid off? Or does my property need to have an evaluation done and its then 20% of that value?
I'm doing my best while interest rates are historically low to pay down this mortgage but when I can, I'm ditching ANZ. Can't stand adding to their corporate greed any longer. Perhaps cutting my nose off to spite my face, but I won't even buy bank shares on principle of my hatred towards them :)
Thanks.
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