Mortgage / Rent payments

Apply now

Salary Sacrifice Your Mortgage Payments with Paywise

Get more in your pocket each pay by paying for your mortgage or rent with your pre-tax income.

Salary packaging your mortgage or rent payments with Paywise allows you to use pre-tax income to cover these expenses, potentially saving you thousands of dollars in taxes each year.

 

How it works.

By opting to salary sacrifice your mortgage or rent with Paywise, eligible employees can reduce your taxable income, therefore lowering their tax obligation. This option is particularly beneficial for employees in certain sectors such as charitiespublic health and independent schools.

Mortgage

Mortgage repayments.

Salary packaging your mortgage repayments helps you get more in your hand each pay or pay off your home loan faster. Or a bit of both! Payments can be made either directly to your home loan or into your bank account.

We’ll just require a current loan statement and a signed declaration and we’ll make it happen!

Rent

Rent payments.

Save on rent by paying for it with pre-tax income through salary packaging. Payments can be made directly to your landlord or into your bank account. We’ll just require your current lease agreement and a signed declaration and to it happen!

Mortgage repayments and rental payments benefits available only for the property you live in.

Mortgage Repayments and Rent Payments are available as benefits to employees in some sectors, charitiespublic health and independent schools. To find out if you’re entitled to this benefit, speak to your Salary Packaging Account Manager or Contact Us.

See if you’re eligible.

If you’d like to find out if you’re entitled to salary package your mortgage or rent, or to gainaccess to this benefit, please contact your Regional Manager to confirm Salary Packaging options available to your and your company.
Click Here to find your local Regional Manager.

Salary Packaging.

Salary packaging allows you to save thousands in tax each year, by paying for everyday items using pre-tax earnings.