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Commonly known as ANZ, the Australian and New Zealand Banking Group Limited is the third largest bank in Australia. ANZ doors first opened in Melbourne in the early 1830s, where its head office remains to this day. As its name suggests ANZ operates in both Australia and New Zealand as a retail banking, regional, rural and small business banking and mortgages provider. Investment banking, insurance and consumer finance, including credit cards and personal loans, also comprise part of their product set. In New Zealand, ANZ operates under two separate brands, ANZ and the National Bank of New Zealand. It is the largest bank within New Zealand, dominating the New Zealand market in commercial and retail banking. ANZs personal division encompasses 6 separate divisions, one of which is Australia’s leading finance company, Esanda. Since its inception over 170 years ago the institution has grown to be one of the top 50 banks in the world, and Australia and New Zealand’s largest international banking and financial services groupop.
Product Details
- Company
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- Repayments
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$1,672.43
monthly - Total Repayments
- $505,489.16
- Introductory Rate
- N/A
- Advertised Rate
- 6.4%
- Comparison Rate
- 6.53%
- Rate Type
- Variable
- Ongoing Fees
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$150
Yearly - Application Fees
- $0
- Max LVR
- 90%
- Break Fees
- N/A
Product Features
Split Loan Option y
This home loan feature offers the ability to have a portion of the loan charged at a fixed rate of interest and the balance attracts a variable rate of interest (eg 30% fixed and 70% variable)
Additional Repayments y
Regular additional payments allowed as in weekly or fortnightly
Lump Sum Repayments y
Additional bulk repayment allowed, usually on an ad hoc basis
Construction Facility y
Is this loan available for construction purposes?
Mortgage Portability y
A mortgage that allows you to release one home and substitute another using the same documentation, usually to reduce stamp duty costs.
Progressive Drawdown n
The interest is charged only on the amount that is progressively drawn
Redraw Facility y
A redraw facility gives you the flexibility to put more money towards the loan when you have cash available, whilst knowing you can access your extra repayments later on if you wish to.
First Home Buyers Only n
Product is restricted to First Home Buyers!
Mortgage Offset Account n
Does this loan allow for a partial or full offset deposit account facility?
100% Mortgage Offset n
Does this loan allow for full offset?
Introductory Rate n
Mortgages with an introductory rate usually offer a discounted interest rate for an introductory period. Be sure to check what the revert rate is so you don't get stung by an unexpected interest rate rise.
Reverse Mortgage n
Reverse mortgages are typically available to seniors who convert the equity from their home into cash. The money obtained through a reverse mortgage is usually used to provide people with financial security in their retirement years.
Line of Credit y
This type of loan can be like an overdraft facility that is secured against your existing property, where interest is charged only on what you have used and is charged to your account on a monthly basis.
Low Doc n
Low doc loans and are a type of mortgage that is available for borrowers who cannot prove their income and cannot provide all of the regular paperwork required for standard home loans such as tax returns and pay slips.
