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Advertised Rate 2.34% Variable | Comparison Rate* 2.34% | Company ![]() | Repayment $4,274 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 80% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | With a discounted variable interest rate and no upfront or ongoing fees, you may be able to minimise the cost of your owner-occupied home loan. | Winner of Best variable, RateCity Gold Awards 2021 More details | Highlighted | ||
Product | Advertised Rate 2.09% Fixed - 3 years | Comparison Rate* 2.43% | Company ![]() | Repayment $4,154 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 70% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | Owner occupiers with deposits of 30% or more can lock in a low fixed rate for three years, with no ongoing fees. | Winner of Best 3 year fixed pi, RateCity Gold Awards 2021 More details | ||
Advertised Rate 2.19% Variable | Comparison Rate* 2.19% | Company ![]() | Repayment $4,202 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 60% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | The more of your home you pay off, the lower your rate could be. This low rate is avialbe for borrowers with equity of 40% or more. | Winner of Best refinance home loan, RateCity Gold Awards 2021 More details | |||
Advertised Rate 2.54% Variable | Comparison Rate* 2.55% | Company ![]() | Repayment $4,371 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 80% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | Bundle your home loan and transaction account for discounts on rates, fees, and insurance offers. More details | ||||
Advertised Rate 2.48% Variable | Comparison Rate* 2.50% | Company ![]() | Repayment $4,342 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 80% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | More details | ||||
Advertised Rate 2.59% Variable | Comparison Rate* 2.60% | Company ![]() | Repayment $4,396 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 80% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | More details | ||||
Advertised Rate 2.04% Fixed - 3 years | Comparison Rate* 2.73% | Company ![]() | Repayment $4,130 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 80% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | More details | ||||
Advertised Rate 2.09% Variable | Comparison Rate* 2.12% | Company ![]() | Repayment $4,154 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 70% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | Winner of Best refinance home loan, RateCity Gold Awards 2021 More details | ||||
Advertised Rate 2.29% Fixed - 3 years | Comparison Rate* 3.13% | Company ![]() | Repayment $4,250 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 95% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | More details | ||||
Advertised Rate 1.94% Variable | Comparison Rate* 1.98% | Company ![]() | Repayment $4,083 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 60% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | Winner of Best refinance home loan, RateCity Gold Awards 2021 More details | ||||
Advertised Rate 2.19% Fixed - 5 years | Comparison Rate* 3.09% | Company ![]() | Repayment $4,202 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 90% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | More details | ||||
Advertised Rate 2.59% Variable | Comparison Rate* 2.63% | Company ![]() | Repayment $4,396 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 80% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | Winner of Best home loans over 1m, Best variable, RateCity Gold Awards 2021 More details | ||||
Product | Advertised Rate 2.55% Fixed - 1 year | Comparison Rate* 3.21% | Company ![]() | Repayment $2,061 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 79.9999% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | More details | |||
Advertised Rate 2.84% Variable | Comparison Rate* 2.46% | Company ![]() | Repayment $2,296 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 80% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | More details | ||||
Advertised Rate 2.50% Variable | Comparison Rate* 2.67% | Company ![]() | Repayment $4,352 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 60% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | More details | ||||
Product | Advertised Rate 3.39% Variable | Comparison Rate* 3.59% | Company ![]() | Repayment $4,799 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 85% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | More details | |||
Advertised Rate 2.94% Variable | Comparison Rate* 3.34% | Company ![]() | Repayment $4,570 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 80% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | More details | ||||
Product | Advertised Rate 2.84% Variable | Comparison Rate* 2.68% | Company ![]() | Repayment $2,296 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 80% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | More details | |||
Advertised Rate 3.29% Variable | Comparison Rate* 3.71% | Company ![]() | Repayment $2,659 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 90% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | More details | ||||
Product | Advertised Rate 2.79% Fixed - 3 years | Comparison Rate* 4.46% | Company ![]() | Repayment $2,255 monthly | Features Redraw facility Offset Account Borrow up to 90% Extra Repayments Interest Only Owner Occupied | Go to site | More details |
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Does Australia have no-deposit home loans?
Australia no longer has no-deposit home loans – or 100 per cent home loans as they’re also known – because they’re regarded as too risky.
However, some lenders allow some borrowers to take out mortgages with a 5 per cent deposit.
Another option is to source a deposit from elsewhere – either by using a parental guarantee or by drawing out equity from another property.
Mortgage Calculator, Repayment Frequency
How often you wish to pay back your lender.
How do you calculate how much you could save with a lower rate?
To work out how much you could save, we run the home loan details you’ve provided through our database, and search for similar home loan options that we think would be suitable for you.
We then calculate the costs of these loan options over 15 years (to keep our calculations consistent) and compare them to the cost calculations for your current home loan.
What is an investment loan?
An investment loan is a home loan that is taken out to purchase a property purely for investment purposes. This means that the purchaser will not be living in the property but will instead rent it out or simply retain it for purposes of capital growth.
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.
What do mortgage brokers do?
Mortgage brokers are finance professionals who help borrowers organise home loans with lenders. As such, they act as middlemen between borrowers and lenders.
While bank staff recommend home loan products only from their own employer, brokers are independent, so they can recommend products from a range of institutions.
Brokers need to be accredited with a particular lender to be able to work with that lender. A typical broker will be accredited with anywhere from 10 to 30 lenders – the big four banks, as well as a range of smaller banks, credit unions and non-bank lenders.
As a general rule, brokers don’t charge consumers for their services; instead, they receive commissions from lenders whenever they place a borrower with that institution.
How much information is required to get a rating?
You don’t need to input any information to see the default ratings. But the more you tell us, the more relevant the ratings will become to you. We take your personal privacy seriously. If you are concerned about inputting your information, please read our privacy policy.
How much of the RBA rate cut do lenders pass on to borrowers?
When the Reserve Bank of Australia cuts its official cash rate, there is no guarantee lenders will then pass that cut on to lenders by way of lower interest rates.
Sometimes lenders pass on the cut in full, sometimes they partially pass on the cut, sometimes they don’t at all. When they don’t, they often defend the decision by saying they need to balance the needs of their shareholders with the needs of their borrowers.
As the attached graph shows, more recent cuts have seen less lenders passing on the full RBA interest rate cut; the average lender was more likely to pass on about two-thirds of the 25 basis points cut to its borrowers.
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.
What is a draw down?
The transfer of money from a lending institution to a borrower. In a typical home loan, the funds are drawn down all at once in order to buy the property. In a construction loan, the money is drawn down in several stages to pay the builders as they progress through each phase of the project. In a line of credit loan, you can draw down money up to a limit based on your loan’s available equity.
Mortgage Calculator, Loan Amount
How much you intend to borrow.
Remaining loan term
The length of time it will take to pay off your current home loan, based on the currently-entered mortgage balance, monthly repayment and interest rate.
How do I determine the value of my property?
Here we are asking you to estimate only. It’s often hard to get an accurate estimate of your property value.
Some real estate websites such as Domain, Realestate.com.au and Onthehouse will give you an estimate. However, be aware that a bank valuer might assume a lower estimate, so it can be a good idea to make your estimate slightly lower.
If you do apply to refinance, the lender might send a valuer out to your home, so it is worth being prudent.
How can I get a home loan with bad credit?
If you want to get a home loan with bad credit, you need to convince a lender that your problems are behind you and that you will, indeed, be able to repay a mortgage.
One step you might want to take is to visit a mortgage broker who specialises in bad credit home loans (also known as ‘non-conforming home loans’ or ‘sub-prime home loans’). An experienced broker will know which lenders to approach, and how to plead your case with each of them.
Two points to bear in mind are:
- Many home loan lenders don’t provide bad credit mortgages
- Each lender has its own policies, and therefore favours different things
If you’d prefer to directly approach the lender yourself, you’re more likely to find success with smaller non-bank lenders that specialise in bad credit home loans (as opposed to bigger banks that prefer ‘vanilla’ mortgages). That’s because these smaller lenders are more likely to treat you as a unique individual rather than judge you according to a one-size-fits-all policy.
Lenders try to minimise their risk, so if you want to get a home loan with bad credit, you need to do everything you can to convince lenders that you’re safer than your credit history might suggest. If possible, provide paperwork that shows:
- You have a secure job
- You have a steady income
- You’ve been reducing your debts
- You’ve been increasing your savings
What is appreciation or depreciation of property?
The increase or decrease in the value of a property due to factors including inflation, demand and political stability.
Does Real Time Ratings' work for people who already have a home loan?
Yes. If you already have a mortgage you can use Real Time RatingsTM to compare your loan against the rest of the market. And if your rate changes, you can come back and check whether your loan is still competitive. If it isn’t, you’ll get the ammunition you need to negotiate a rate cut with your lender, or the resources to help you switch to a better lender.
How does a redraw facility work?
A redraw facility attached to your loan allows you to borrow back any additional repayments that you have already paid on your loan. This can be a beneficial feature because, by paying down the principal with additional repayments, you will be charged less interest. However you will still be able to access the extra money when needed.
What happens to my home loan when interest rates rise?
If you are on a variable rate home loan, every so often your rate will be subject to increases and decreases. Rate changes are determined by your lender, not the Reserve Bank of Australia, however often when the RBA changes the cash rate, a number of banks will follow suit, at least to some extent. You can use RateCity cash rate to check how the latest interest rate change affected your mortgage interest rate.
When your rate rises, you will be required to pay your bank more each month in mortgage repayments. Similarly, if your interest rate is cut, then your monthly repayments will decrease. Your lender will notify you of what your new repayments will be, although you can do the calculations yourself, and compare other home loan rates using our mortgage calculator.
There is no way of conclusively predicting when interest rates will go up or down on home loans so if you prefer a more stable approach consider opting for a fixed rate loan.
Do the big four banks have guarantor home loans?
Yes, ANZ, Commonwealth Bank, NAB and Westpac all offer guarantor home loans. These mortgages are also offered by many other banks, credit unions and building societies.
What is an ombudsman?
An complaints officer – previously referred to as an ombudsman -looks at formal complaints from customers about their credit providers, and helps to find a fair and independent solution to these problems.
These services are handled by the Australian Financial Complaints Authority, a non-profit government organisation that addresses and resolves financial disputes between customers and financial service providers.