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Construction Home Loan

  • Owner Occupied
  • Variable
  • 20% min deposit
  • P&I

Interest rate p.a.

6.14%

Comparison rate* p.a.

6.14%

Construction Home Loan

  • Owner Occupied
  • Variable
  • 20% min deposit
  • P&I

Interest rate p.a.

6.14%

Comparison rate* p.a.

6.14%

Calculate your repayments for this loan

$

Your estimated repayment

$3,043

based on 500000 loan amount for 25 years at 6.14%

Monthly Repayment

$3,043

Total interest

$595,446

Total payments

$1,095,446

Start date

05-2024

End date

05-2049

$1,095,446
025 years
Principal owed
Total repayments owed
Interest owed

Pros and Cons

For Construction Home Loan

Benefits

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

Drawbacks

  • No offset account
  • Not available for first home buyers

Pacific Mortgage Group Variable Rate Home Loan overview

For Construction Home Loan

Details

Maximum LVR

80%

Total repayments
Interest rate type

Variable

Borrowing range

$50k - $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

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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

Annual fee of $120 is charged on settlement, PMG then rebate this fee ongoing on an annual basis

Fees

Total estimated upfront fees

$0

Application fee

$0

Legal fee

$0

Valuation fee

$0

Settlement fee

$0

Other upfront fee

$0

Ongoing fee

$0

Discharge fee

$0

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