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How much is your Low Doc loan really costing you? Many self-employed borrowers take out a Low Doc loan because it's the right solution at the time. The problem is that many stay on those higher interest rates long after they may have other options available. For many self-employed borrowers and company directors, a Low Doc loan is an important way to buy a property or refinance when traditional financial statements aren't available. The challenge is that Low Doc loans often carry higher interest rates than standard home loans, and in some cases additional risk fees. If you've been on the same loan for a while, it's worth asking yourself one simple question: “Am I paying more than I need to”? Depending on your circumstances, you may be able to transition to a more competitive home loan option without relying on full traditional financial statements. To help you understand whether it's worth exploring, we've created a free guide: The Low Doc Exit Audit Checklist In just a few minutes you'll discover: ✓ The three numbers to check on your mortgage statement ✓ The factors that may influence your refinance options ✓ Whether it may be worth investigating a more competitive home loan Free PDF • No obligation • No credit check at this stage