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Green lenders' mortgage insurance

QBE is committed to supporting sustainable futures.

As households increasingly make green choices like rooftop solar, insulation and double glazing, green home loans are becoming more popular. Making properties sustainable is not only good for the environment, but also adds value to homes.

If you finance a home with an approved green home loan through one of our participating partners, you could save on the cost of lenders’ mortgage insurance (LMI).1

Speak to a participating exclusive partner2 to find out more.

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Benefits of green homes

Making a property more sustainable and resilient adds value to it. The Australian Housing Outlook 2022-2025 explained how the housing market is changing as we move towards a more sustainable future.

Find out how an energy-efficient green home uses 66% less electricity, 51% less water and produces 62% fewer greenhouse gas emissions than the average Australian home.3

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Supporting sustainable futures
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Premiums4Good

In support of QBE’s commitment to sustainability, 100% of the LMI premium collected will be channelled into investments that have social or environmental benefits through QBE’s Premiums4Good initiative.

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Australia's Green Insurer of the Year 2024

For the fifth year running QBE has been named by Finder as Australia’s Green Insurer of the Year in 2024. This award recognises QBE’s focus on reducing its environmental footprint, commitment to sourcing electricity from renewable sources for its global operations and its emissions reduction targets.

We’re honoured to receive this recognition. A big thank you to our customers, people and partners for helping us enable a more resilient planet.

Finder Awards - Green Insurer of the Year 2020-24

1 QBE LMI provides a rate discount to its participating exclusive partners for green home loans which meet their and QBE LMI’s green mortgage eligibility criteria and where the LVR is greater than 80%. Subject to QBE LMI approval and minimum LMI premium.

2 Currently our exclusive partners include National Australia Bank (NAB) and Bank Australia.

3 Source: QBE LMI Housing Outlook Report (Green Edition) 2022-2025.