Refix Your Mortgage
Review your options before your fixed term ends

In brief
Refixing means choosing what happens when a fixed mortgage term ends. Before accepting a new rate, you can review fixed, floating and split structures, compare the flexibility and costs, and consider whether staying with your current lender or refinancing through a participating lender better fits your plans.
Mortgage Lab helps New Zealand homeowners compare fixed-rate options and negotiate before a mortgage refix date.
When your fixed mortgage term is coming to an end, it's the perfect time to review your options. This is your opportunity to secure a better rate, restructure your loan, or switch to a lender that better suits your needs.
Your existing bank may have a suitable refix option, while another structure or lender may also be worth considering. Our advisers can explain available options and help you assess the rate, flexibility, fees and process.
We recommend starting the refix process 2-3 months before your fixed term ends. This gives us time to explore options and lock in a good rate before it expires.
Information sources
Information checked 28 July 2026. Lending and eligibility criteria can change.
How We Can Help
Compare relevant rates and features from participating lenders
Discuss available pricing and options with your current bank
Explain suitable loan structures, including split rates, terms, and repayment types
No cost to use our service when refixing with your current bank
Handle all the paperwork and negotiations for you
Set up reminders so you never miss a refix date again
Explore if refinancing to a new lender makes sense
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