2.49%
Fixed - 1 year
4.22%
$1,568
based on $350,000 loan amount for 25 years at 4.22%
Calculate your repayments for this loan
Your estimated repayment
$1,568
based on $350,000 loan amount for 25 years at 4.22%
Greater Bank home loans are available through brokers who can help find the right loan and manage your application at no charge.
$1,161
Pros and Cons
Pros and Cons
- Interest rates ranked in the best 20%
- No upfront fees
- Extra repayments and redraw facility
- Free redraw facility
- No offset account
- Ongoing fee
- Discharge fee at end of loan
- No repayment holidays
Features and Fees
Greater Bank Features and Fees
- Details
- Features
- Fees
- Application method
Details
Maximum LVR 90% | Total Repayments $217,800 |
Interest rate type Fixed - 1 year | |
Borrowing range $40k - $100m | Suitable for Investors |
Loan term range 0 - 30 years | Principal & interest |
Interest only | Applicable states ACT, NSW, QLD |
Features
Extra repayments Unlimited extra repayments | Offset account No |
Redraw facility Redraw fee: $0 | Split interest facility |
Loan portable | Repayment holiday available |
Allow guarantors | Available for first home buyers |
Fees
Total estimated upfront fees $0 | Application fee $0 |
Legal fee At Cost | Valuation fee $0 |
Settlement fee $0 | Other upfront fee $0 |
Ongoing fee $395 annually | Discharge fee $300 |
Application method
Online | Phone |
Broker | In branch |
Pros and Cons
- Interest rates ranked in the best 20%
- No upfront fees
- Extra repayments and redraw facility
- Free redraw facility
- No offset account
- Ongoing fee
- Discharge fee at end of loan
- No repayment holidays
Greater Bank Features and Fees
- Details
- Features
- Fees
- Application method
Details
Maximum LVR 90% | Total Repayments $217,800 |
Interest rate type Fixed - 1 year | |
Borrowing range $40k - $100m | Suitable for Investors |
Loan term range 0 - 30 years | Principal & interest |
Interest only | Applicable states ACT, NSW, QLD |
Features
Extra repayments Unlimited extra repayments | Offset account No |
Redraw facility Redraw fee: $0 | Split interest facility |
Loan portable | Repayment holiday available |
Allow guarantors | Available for first home buyers |
Fees
Total estimated upfront fees $0 | Application fee $0 |
Legal fee At Cost | Valuation fee $0 |
Settlement fee $0 | Other upfront fee $0 |
Ongoing fee $395 annually | Discharge fee $300 |
Application method
Online | Phone |
Broker | In branch |
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FAQs
Home Loans Frequently Asked Questions
How much can I borrow with a guaranteed home loan?
Some lenders will allow you to borrow 100 per cent of the value of the property with a guaranteed home loan. For that to happen, the lender would have to feel confident in your ability to pay off the mortgage and in the security provided by your guarantor.
What is a credit file?
A comprehensive summary of your credit history from an authorised credit reporting agency.
It includes your credit details, credit taken in the last five years, any default payments or credit infringements, arrears, repayment history, bankruptcy filings and a list of credit applications (including unapproved credit applications) in addition to your personal details.
How often is your data updated?
We work closely with lenders to get updates as quick as possible, with updates made the same day wherever possible.
What is breach of contract?
A failure to follow all or part of a contract or breaking the conditions of a contract without any legal excuse. A breach of contract can be material, minor, actual or anticipatory, depending on the severity of the breaches and their material impact.
How can I use the $100 gift card?
Your $100 gift card works just like a digital VISA debit card and can be used anywhere that these cards are accepted until its balance runs out.
Why do I need to enter my current mortgage information?
We use your current mortgage details to calculate the potential savings if you were to change lenders, and also to help us point you to loans that may meet your needs.
For example – if you live in the house you own, we’ll make sure we show you the owner-occupier rates, which are typically cheaper than investor rates. Or if you have less than 20% equity in your property, then we won’t show you the deals that require a greater amount of equity.
Why do people use no credit check loans?
What is a building in course of erection loan?
Also known as a construction home loan, a building in course of erection (BICOE) loan loan allows you to draw down funds as a building project advances in order to pay the builders. This option is available on selected variable rate loans.
Monthly Repayment
Your current monthly home loan repayment. To accurately calculate how much you could save, an accurate payment figure is required. If you are not certain, check your bank statement.
How safe will my information be?
We use encryption so you can safely and securely enter your personal and financial information on our website.
We keep all information entered on our site private and confidential. We will not pass your information on to people outside RateCity without your consent.
Mortgage Calculator, Repayment Type
Will you pay off the amount you borrowed + interest or just the interest for a period?
How can I avoid mortgage insurance?
Lenders mortgage insurance (LMI) can be avoided by having a substantial deposit saved up before you apply for a loan, usually around 20 per cent or more (or a LVR of 80 per cent or less). This amount needs to be considered genuine savings by your lender so it has to have been in your account for three months rather than a lump sum that has just been deposited.
Some lenders may even require a six months saving history so the best way to ensure you don’t end up paying LMI is to plan ahead for your home loan and save regularly.
Tip: You can use RateCity mortgage repayment calculator to calculate your LMI based on your borrowing profile
What is a bad credit home loan?
A bad credit home loan is a mortgage for people with a low credit score. Lenders regard bad credit borrowers as riskier than ‘vanilla’ borrowers, so they tend to charge higher interest rates for bad credit home loans.
If you want a bad credit home loan, you’re more likely to get approved by a small non-bank lender than by a big four bank or another mainstream lender.
How do you determine which home loan rates/products I’m shown?
When you check your home loan rate, you’ll supply some basic information about your current loan, including:
- the amount owing on your mortgage
- the value of your property
- your current interest rate
- name of existing lender
- property address
We’ll compare this information to the home loan options in the RateCity database, and show you which home loan products you may be eligible to apply for.
What is the difference between offset and redraw?
The difference between an offset and redraw account is that an offset account is intended to work as a transaction account that can be accessed whenever you need. A redraw facility on the other hand is more like an “emergency fund” of money that you can draw on if needed but isn’t used for everyday expenses.
What is Real Time Ratings?
Real Time RatingsTM ranks home loans according to cost and flexibility. This allows you to compare products using a simple score out of five.
Our world-first system analyses almost 4,000 mortgages based on your individual requirements. Best of all, the results are generated in real time, so if a lender has just hiked its interest rates or introduced extra fees, our system has factored this in.
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The proportion you have already saved to go towards your home.
How personalised is my rating?
Real Time Ratings produces instant scores for loan products and updates them based what you tell us about what you’re looking for in a loan. In that sense, we believe the ratings are as close as you get to personalised; the more you tell us, the more we customise to ratings to your needs. Some borrowers value flexibility, while others want the lowest cost loan. Your preferences will be reflected in the rating.
We also take a shorter term, more realistic view of how long borrowers hold onto their loan, which gives you a better idea about the true borrowing costs. We take your loan details and calculate how much each of the relevent loans would cost you on average each month over the next five years. We assess the overall flexibility of each loan and give you an easy indication of which ones are likely to adjust to your needs over time.
What is break fee?
Break fees are charged when a customer terminates a fixed-rate mortgage. The amount is determined at the time you decide to break the loan and is based on how much your bank stands to lose by you breaking the contract. As a general rule, the more the variable rate has dropped, the higher the fee will be.