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Advertised Rate 1.75% Fixed - 3 years | Comparison Rate* 2.22% | Company  | Save by switching $58,593 total savings | Repayment $1,647 monthly | Total estimated upfront fees | Go to site | More details | ||
Advertised Rate 1.88% Fixed - 2 years | Comparison Rate* 2.86% | Company  | Save by switching $72,270 total savings | Repayment $1,672 monthly | Total estimated upfront fees | Go to site | More details | ||
Product | Advertised Rate 1.89% Fixed - 2 years | Comparison Rate* 2.94% | Company  | Save by switching $67,014 total savings | Repayment $1,674 monthly | Total estimated upfront fees | Go to site | More details | |
Advertised Rate 1.99% Fixed - 4 years | Comparison Rate* 2.90% | Company  | Save by switching $10,599 total savings | Repayment $1,693 monthly | Total estimated upfront fees | Go to site | More details | ||
Advertised Rate 1.99% Fixed - 4 years | Comparison Rate* 3.45% | Company  | Save by switching $30,006 total savings | Repayment $1,693 monthly | Total estimated upfront fees | Go to site | More details | ||
Advertised Rate 2.04% Fixed - 3 years | Comparison Rate* 2.73% | Company  | Save by switching $63,423 total savings | Repayment $1,703 monthly | Total estimated upfront fees | Go to site | More details | ||
Advertised Rate 2.04% Fixed - 2 years | Comparison Rate* 2.79% | Company | Save by switching $60,477 total savings | Repayment $1,703 monthly | Total estimated upfront fees | Go to site | More details | ||
Advertised Rate 2.09% Variable | Comparison Rate* 2.12% | Company  | Save by switching $93,303 total savings | Repayment $1,713 monthly | Total estimated upfront fees | Go to site | More details | ||
Advertised Rate 2.09% Variable | Comparison Rate* 2.13% | Company  | Save by switching $93,303 total savings | Repayment $1,713 monthly | Total estimated upfront fees | Go to site | More details | ||
Product | Advertised Rate 2.09% Fixed - 3 years | Comparison Rate* 2.43% | Company  | Save by switching $72,288 total savings | Repayment $1,713 monthly | Total estimated upfront fees | Go to site | More details |
*How did we work out the savings?
- These savings are the estimated difference between the total repayments on a home owner occupier loan of $400,000 (or the loan amount that you have entered), using either the average big 4 advertised owner occupier discounted variable rate or the rate that you have entered and the advertised rates for the different products shown in the table for an LVR of 80%.
- These savings are estimates only – they are not predictions. These estimates are intended to help you compare home loans, though you should always do your own research and consider seeking professional financial advice before applying for a home loan.
- To keep our calculations consistent, we have used the following assumptions when estimating your savings:
- Interest rates: We have used the average big 4 owner occupier advertised discounted variable rate of 3.60% (LVR 80%), unless you have inserted your own rate, switching to the advertised interest rates shown for the different products in the table in our calculations. These calculations assume this interest rate will apply for the entire loan term. However variable interest rates may rise or fall over the course of your mortgage and affect the cost of your loan. Calculations are based home loan rates data as on 30/11/2020.
- Loan: We have assumed you are a new customer looking for a 25 year owner-occupied home loan with monthly principal and interest repayments and a loan amount of $400,000.
- Payments: We have assumed you’ll maintain these minimum repayments, and won’t make extra repayments, pay out the loan early, or refinance.
- Fees: We have not included any fees in our savings assumptions. These may include upfront fees, ongoing fees, break costs or other miscellaneous fees.
Mark Bristow
Senior Financial Writer
Mark Bristow is a senior financial writer for RateCity and an experienced analyst, researcher, and producer. Working for over ten years, Mark previously wrote and researched commercial real estate at CoreLogic, and has seen articles published at Lifehacker and Business Insider, among others. Most recently, Mark has joined RateCity working across finance as a whole. Whatever the topic, Mark’s goal is always to provide simple solutions to complex problems.