Australia’s Premier Refund Service
Get Your Refund
Get Your Money Back
🗸 Unwanted Insurance Refunds
🗸 Complimentary Claim Assessments
🗸 Compensation for Reckless Lending
🗸 Hassle-Free Process, No Paperwork
🗸 Complimentary Claim Assessments
🗸 Compensation for Reckless Lending
🗸 Hassle-Free Process, No Paperwork
Pay Nothing Unless We Succeed
Why Choose Refundify?

Satisfied Customers

Verified Outcomes

Industry Experts

Professional Mastery
How Refundify Works?

1. Information Analysis
Just complete our concise yet essential form detailing your previous loan providers—whether those loans are currently active or have been settled. Our specialists will then reach out to these providers for you and review the documentation to determine your eligibility for a Loan or Junk Insurance Refund.

2. Submitting Your Refund Claim
Our dedicated team takes the lead in recovering the funds you’re entitled to. Armed with insights into the tactics used by financial sales personnel, we leverage our expertise to secure your refund efficiently.

3. Enjoy Your Refund!
Relax and let us handle everything. We manage the entire process on your behalf, and once the refund is successfully processed, you receive your payment. Plus, our service comes with a ‘No Refund, No Fee’ guarantee.

How Will You Utilize Your Refund?
Our expertise lies in recovering funds for consumers by delving into your unique circumstances to retrieve what you’re rightfully owed, especially in cases of mis-selling, regardless of whether your loan is active or has already been settled.
Frequently Ask Questions
Is It Possible to Get a Refund on Insurance Money?
Absolutely! We collaborate with you to secure the refund you rightfully deserve. It’s common for consumers to be sold additional services and fees that are ultimately unnecessary. By providing us with the specifics of your situation, we’ll strive to achieve the refund you seek. Our range of insurance refund services includes:
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Car loan insurance refunds
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Consumer credit insurance refunds
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Credit card insurance refunds
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Gap insurance refunds
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Home loan insurance refunds
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Life insurance refunds
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Superannuation total permanent disability (TPD) insurance refunds
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Tyre and rim insurance refunds”
How Do I Obtain a Refund for Junk Insurance?
Suspect you’ve been sold junk insurance? Inform us and follow four straightforward steps to claim the insurance refund you’re entitled to.
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Provide us with your information — if locating your loan contract(s) proves challenging, we’re here to assist.
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We’ll review all the details and contact you to proceed with your claim(s).
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We’ll handle the submission of your claim(s).
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Receive your insurance refund!
How Can I Determine if I Purchased Junk Insurance?
Identifying junk insurance is inherently challenging due to its obscure nature. The most effective strategy is prevention. Carefully and thoroughly review any contract before you agree to it. Although it might seem tedious, this step is crucial to prevent unnecessary financial expenditures. Don’t hesitate to consult with a professional for guidance. If you suspect you’ve been sold junk insurance after signing a contract, don’t worry—reach out to us for assistance.
What Constitutes a Class Action?
A class action is a legal proceeding where a collective group of individuals brings a lawsuit against another entity seeking compensation. It’s possible to be part of such a lawsuit without your direct knowledge, which implies that you could be subject to the court’s ruling even if you weren’t actively involved. If you’re looking to initiate your own class action refund, or need assistance opting out of any class action lawsuits you’re presently a part of, we’re here to help
Can You Get a Refund on Home Loan Insurance?
If you’ve been sold insurance on your home loan, you might qualify for a refund. Several common grounds for a home loan insurance refund are:
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The policy, along with its terms and conditions, was not adequately explained to you.
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You were ineligible for the policy when you purchased it.
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It was not disclosed to you that the policy is optional and not a requirement for securing the loan.