SocietyOne

SocietyOne review

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Best suited for borrowers with a strong credit profile chasing tier-priced fixed rates with no monthly or early repayment fees

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Advertised rates

6.99% - 24.89% p.a. fixed, graded Tier 1 - 4, on secured and unsecured loans

Comparison rate 7.06% - 25.88% (basis: $10,000 secured over 3 years)*

Approval speed

Rate in as little as 2 minutes, application around 5 minutes, funds in as little as 1 business day after approval

Credit-profile fit

Tier 1 - 4 grading from credit history, score, employment status and cash flow; the headline rate and $0 establishment fee are reserved for excellent-credit Tier 1 borrowers.

Pros & cons

Pros

  • No monthly account fees
  • No early repayment fees
  • $0 establishment fee possible for Tier 1 borrowers
  • 2-minute personalised rate with no credit score impact
  • Terms out to 7 years, secured or unsecured

Cons

  • Establishment fee up to $495 applies for most borrowers
  • Rates reach 24.89% p.a. on lower tiers
  • Overdue fees of $35 per fortnight, capped at $210
  • Headline comparison rate applies only to Tier 1 secured loans

Key features

  • Borrow $5,000 - $70,000 over 2, 3, 5 or 7 years
  • Secured and unsecured options, all fixed rate
  • Personalised rate in about 2 minutes with no credit score impact
  • Tier 1 - 4 risk-graded pricing
  • Free credit score tool
  • Owned by MoneyMe; loan management now via the MoneyMe app

Fees

  • Establishment fee $0 - $495 depending on loan grade
  • No monthly fees
  • No early repayment fees
  • $15 dishonour fee; $35 overdue fee at 14 days and each 14 days after, capped at $210

Frequently asked questions

Who is SocietyOne best suited to?

Based on our review, SocietyOne is best suited for borrowers with a strong credit profile chasing tier-priced fixed rates with no monthly or early repayment fees.

What are SocietyOne's rates?

6.99% - 24.89% p.a. fixed, graded Tier 1 - 4, on secured and unsecured loans. Rates and fees are current as at 30 July 2026 and are subject to change by the lender at any time.

What fees does SocietyOne charge?

Establishment fee $0 - $495 depending on loan grade. No monthly fees. No early repayment fees. $15 dishonour fee; $35 overdue fee at 14 days and each 14 days after, capped at $210.

How fast is SocietyOne's approval?

Rate in as little as 2 minutes, application around 5 minutes, funds in as little as 1 business day after approval.

What credit profile does SocietyOne accept?

Tier 1 - 4 grading from credit history, score, employment status and cash flow; the headline rate and $0 establishment fee are reserved for excellent-credit Tier 1 borrowers.

How do I apply through SocietyOne?

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Reviewed by Davut Dogu (accredited credit representative) on 30 July 2026

This is general information only, not personal advice; we have not considered your objectives, financial situation or needs. Loanseekers is a broker, not a lender, and may receive commission from lenders on our panel. This does not change what you pay. Approval is subject to lender criteria. See our Credit Guide.

Rates and fees current as at 30 July 2026. Rates and fees are subject to change by the lender at any time.

*The comparison rate is based on the lender's published example and is true only for that example. Different amounts and terms will result in different comparison rates. Costs such as redraw fees or early repayment fees, and cost savings such as fee waivers, are not included in the comparison rate but may influence the cost of the loan.

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