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Variable Home Loans
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These home loans are ranked by the advertised interest rate on a balance of $250,000 over 25 years. The comparison rate is based on secured credit of $150,000 and a term of 25 years. The comparison rate applies only to the example given. Different amounts and terms will result in different comparison rates. Costs such as redraw fees or early repayment fees and cost savings such as fee waivers are not included in the comparison rate but may influence the cost of the loan. Consider whether this general financial advice is right for your personal circumstances. You may need financial advice from a qualified adviser. Read our detailed disclosure here. |
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UHomeLoan (for refinancing) | 4.87% variable | 4.87% | Go to Site |
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Breathe Easy Offset | 4.99% variable | 4.89% | Go to Site |
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Ultimate Home Loan Package Variable | 5.19% variable | 5.55% | Go to Site |
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Discount Variable | 5.19% variable | 5.24% | Go to Site |
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No Fee Offset | 5.25% variable | 5.26% | Go to Site |
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Mortgage Plus Variable 150k+ | 5.29% variable | 5.61% | Go to Site |
RateCity News
Wed, 22 May, 2013
Many 18 to 30 year olds are worried about money and may not be properly educated about managing their finances, both in the short term and for longer term areas such as saving for a property.
Mon, 20 May, 2013
A RateCity analysis reveals that institutions have slashed savings rates by 0.30 percentage points on average, which is more than the RBA’s 0.25 percentage point cut.
Mon, 20 May, 2013
Even at today’s low rates, the total interest bill can amount to almost as much as the initial loan. But there are ways to reduce the mortgage quickly and painlessly to save interest.
Sat, 18 May, 2013
The deals on offer look pretty attractive. But reports suggest not all deals are what they seem with some motorists allegedly paying more in interest than the cost of their new cars.
Wed, 15 May, 2013
Credit card rates rarely make the headlines; a look at the figures shows just how little they’ve changed.
Mon, 13 May, 2013
Four money tips every woman should know, and which could help men too.
* Methodology and Disclaimer:
All savings are projected potential interest savings over next 12 months, based on switching an average or typical loan/balance to the top deal available on RateCity as at 6/11/2012 and do not represent guaranteed savings.
Home loan savings based on typical $300,000 home loan over 30 years, switching from the average variable rate across all home loans in RateCity’s database of 6.08% to the lowest variable rate on RateCity of 5.42%, as at 6/11/2012, excluding introductory rates.
Credit card savings based on average credit card debt of $2,373 (source: RBA), making minimum repayments of 2.5% each month, switching from average credit card purchase rate of 17.26% across all personal credit cards in RateCity’s database, to lowest and longest balance transfer available on RateCity (0% for 12 months), as at 6/11/2012. Additional repayments are recommended to maximise the long term effectiveness of the balance transfer.
Savings account savings based on additional interest on median national savings balance of $9,375 (source: ING DIRECT Financial Wellbeing Index Oct 2012), switching from average online savings base rate of 3.11% out of all online savings accounts in RateCity’s database the most competitive deal available on RateCity (5.17% for 4 months, then 4.37%).
Consider whether this general financial advice is right for your personal circumstances. You may need financial advice from a qualified adviser. Read our detailed disclosure here.







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