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Construction Loan

  • Owner Occupied
  • Variable
  • 40% min deposit
  • P&I

Interest rate p.a.

6.45%

Comparison rate* p.a.

6.20%

Construction Loan

  • Owner Occupied
  • Variable
  • 40% min deposit
  • P&I

Interest rate p.a.

6.45%

Comparison rate* p.a.

6.20%

Calculate your repayments for this loan

$

Your estimated repayment

$3,144

based on 500000 loan amount for 25 years at 6.45%

Monthly Repayment

$3,144

Total interest

$631,810

Total payments

$1,131,810

Start date

05-2024

End date

05-2049

$1,131,810
025 years
Principal owed
Total repayments owed
Interest owed

Pros and Cons

For Construction Loan

Benefits

  • Interest rates ranked in the best 20%
  • No ongoing fees
  • 100% full offset account
  • Extra repayments and redraw facility
  • Free redraw facility
  • Split account option

Drawbacks

  • Higher than average upfront fee
  • Discharge fee at end of loan
  • Maximum loan amount is limited to 60% of the property's value
  • No repayment holidays

Freedom Lend Variable Rate Home Loan overview

For Construction Home Loan (LVR <60%)

Details

Maximum LVR

60%

Total repayments
Interest rate type

Variable

Borrowing range

$150k - $5m

Suitable for

Owner Occupiers

Loan term range

1 - 30 years

Repayment type

Principal and Interest

Applicable states

ACT, NSW, NT, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC, WA

Repayment options

Fortnightly, Monthly, Weekly

Target Market Determination

Visit FreedomLend Pty Ltd to view Target Market Determination.

Features

Extra repayments

Unlimited

Redraw facility

Redraw fee: $0

Offset account

Split interest facility

Loan portability

Repayment holiday available

Allow guarantors

Available for first home buyers

Other benefits

Fees

Total estimated upfront fees

$1.5k

Application fee

$750

Legal fee

$0

Valuation fee

$770

Settlement fee

$0

Other upfront fee

$0

Ongoing fee

$0

Discharge fee

$795

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