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Unfortunately, the new lender will charge you the full LMI payable.

If your increase is going to the same lender than the LMI already paid will definitely form a portion of the new premium.

Hey hello1234, unfortunately they won't do it. Have had a few wins with LMI over the years but not on this one. Banks have really clamped down on any LMI refunds since about January 2012.