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Nope that's how it works. Have provided one months transactions multiple times and they still ask for the statement...

Brady - For a first home buyer your list works as they only have small credit card / personal loans. For an investor the CBA requirements are very onerous if they have lots of non-CBA debts and as Peter said it's best to just get the statement.

CBA requires copies of the latest statements of other financial institutions loans that you have. So if you have a NAB home loan they want to see that as proof of the repayments/balance, even if it's not being refinanced.

I think the main reason is CBA still has a reputation of having a difficult cash out policy because if you ask any BDM they will say 'it's an open policy' - which as a broker doesn't generate that much confidence because you don't have a number to measure against. Having said that, if you've...

CBA cash out under 80% is a walk in the park. Same with NAB and pretty much all majors. Maybe the broker knows something else we don't?