Home Loan & Energy Cost Review · Australia-wide
Lower your cost of living by reviewing your home loan and energy bills together.
Your mortgage and your power bills are two of your biggest household costs — yet most people review them separately, if at all. SuperPowerHome looks at both in one conversation to find what genuinely lowers what you pay each month. Often that includes an upgrade like solar, a battery or a heat pump, which also happens to be better for the climate.
Upgrading, buying, or building? Finance for energy efficient homes.
How it works
One review, one clear plan
No obligation, no jargon — just a clear-eyed look at your two biggest household costs, side by side.
Review loan and energy costs together
We look at your current rate, equity and repayments alongside your energy bills, gas appliances and usage — so we can see where the real savings are.
Compare real options
I bring you tailored lending options from a panel of lenders — including green home loan discounts most brokers won't think to check — and help you prioritise which upgrades pay back first.
Settle & upgrade
Once you're happy, I manage the paperwork through to settlement — so you can get on with the upgrade, not the admin.
What I help with
Upgrading, buying, or building? Finance for energy efficient homes.
Every recommendation is grounded in your numbers first — an upgrade only makes sense if it lowers your total cost of living.
Upgrading your home
Refinance or use existing equity to fund solar, batteries, heat pumps, insulation or an EV charger — or a personal loan for smaller jobs when that makes more sense than touching your mortgage.
Buying a home
Home loans that factor in a property's energy performance — including lenders offering green home loan discounts — plus a realistic view of what it will cost to run and upgrade.
Building or renovating
Construction and renovation finance for all-electric, energy efficient homes — with practical advice on which features deliver the biggest savings on your bills.
About SuperPowerHome
Run by a broker who's actually electrified a home herself
SuperPowerHome was founded by Pip Sholl, who has worked at many different banks, fintechs and a credit bureau. She also electrified and upgraded her heritage house in Melbourne's inner east.
- Authorised to provide credit assistance, with a legal Best Interests Duty
- Accredited with more than 20 different lenders, and a Member of the Mortgage & Finance Association of Australia
- Years of experience advising her local community on energy upgrades