Compare home loan rates December 2024

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Name Finder Score Interest Rate p.a. Comparison Rate p.a. Fees Monthly Payment
ANZ logo
Principal & Interest20% min. depositOwner-occupierOffset account
ANZ logo
Principal & Interest20% min. depositOwner-occupierOffset account
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Product NameANZ Plus Home Loan Variable Rate
Interest Rate TypeVariable
Repayment Type Principal & Interest
Interest Rate p.a.6.09%
Comp. Rate p.a.6.10%
Minimum Loan Amount$10,000
Maximum Loan Amount $2,000,000
Maximum Loan Term30 years
Maximum LVR 80%
Loan Redraw FacilityYes
Offset AccountYes
Split Loan FacilityNo
Fixed Interest OptionNo
Loan PortableNo
Extra Repayments Yes
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Interest Rate
6.09%
Comparison Rate
6.10%
Fees
Application: $0
Ongoing: $0 p.a.
Monthly Payment
$3,030
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$2,000 cashback
Borrowers refinancing $250k or more to ANZ Plus before 31st March 2025 could get a cashback of $2,000. Excl. refinancers from ANZ or Suncorp. Other terms and conditions apply.
Unloan logo
Principal & Interest20% min. depositOwner-occupierRefinance Only
Unloan logo
Principal & Interest20% min. depositOwner-occupierRefinance Only
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Product NameUnloan Variable Home Loan
Interest Rate Typevariable rate
Repayment Type Principal & Interest
Interest Rate p.a.5.99%
Comp. Rate p.a.5.90%
Minimum Loan Amount$10,000
Maximum Loan Amount $10,000,000
Maximum Loan Term30 years
Maximum LVR 80%
Loan Redraw FacilityYes
Offset AccountNo
Split Loan FacilityNo
Fixed Interest OptionNo
Loan PortableNo
Extra Repayments Yes
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Interest Rate
5.99%
Comparison Rate
5.90%
Fees
Application: $0
Ongoing: $0 p.a.
Monthly Payment
$2,998
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loans.com.au logo
Principal & Interest10% min. depositOwner-occupierOffset account
loans.com.au logo
Principal & Interest10% min. depositOwner-occupierOffset account
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Product Nameloans.com.au Solar Home Loan
Interest Rate TypeVariable rate
Repayment Type Principal & Interest
Interest Rate p.a.5.99%
Comp. Rate p.a.6.51%
Minimum Loan Amount$50,000
Maximum Loan Amount $1,500,000
Maximum Loan Term30 years
Maximum LVR 90%
Loan Redraw FacilityYes
Offset AccountYes
Split Loan FacilityYes
Fixed Interest Option
Loan Portable
Extra Repayments Yes
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Interest Rate
5.99%
Comparison Rate
6.51%
Fees
Application: $0
Ongoing: $0 p.a.
Monthly Payment
$2,998
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IMB logo
Principal & Interest20% min. depositOwner-occupier
IMB logo
Principal & Interest20% min. depositOwner-occupier
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Product NameIMB Budget Home Loan
Interest Rate Typevariable rate
Repayment Type Principal & Interest
Interest Rate p.a.6.04%
Comp. Rate p.a.6.07%
Minimum Loan Amount$10,000
Maximum Loan Amount N/A
Maximum Loan Term30 years
Maximum LVR 80%
Loan Redraw FacilityYes
Offset AccountNo
Split Loan FacilityYes
Fixed Interest OptionNo
Loan PortableYes
Extra Repayments Yes
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Interest Rate
6.04%
Comparison Rate
6.07%
Fees
Application: $449
Ongoing: $0 p.a.
Monthly Payment
$3,014
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Up to $4K cashback
Eligible borrowers can get up to $4,000 cashback when buying or refinancing with IMB. Loan value criteria applies. Other terms and conditions also apply.
Greater Bank logo
Principal & Interest-10% min. depositOwner-occupierNSW, QLD & ACT only
Greater Bank logo
Principal & Interest-10% min. depositOwner-occupierNSW, QLD & ACT only
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Product NameGreater Bank Great Rate Discount Variable Home Loan
Interest Rate Typevariable rate
Repayment Type Principal & Interest
Interest Rate p.a.5.99%
Comp. Rate p.a.6%
Minimum Loan Amount$150,000
Maximum Loan Amount N/A
Maximum Loan Term
Maximum LVR 110%
Loan Redraw FacilityYes
Offset AccountNo
Split Loan FacilityYes
Fixed Interest OptionNo
Loan PortableNo
Extra Repayments Yes
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Interest Rate
5.99%
Comparison Rate
6%
Fees
Application: $0
Ongoing: $0 p.a.
Monthly Payment
$2,998
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Up to $2,500 cashback
Eligible refinancers can get up to $2,500 cashback depending on loan value. Full terms and conditions apply.
Easy Street logo
Interest only 2Y Fixed20% min. depositInvestmentOffset accountSpecial
Easy Street logo
Interest only 2Y Fixed20% min. depositInvestmentOffset accountSpecial
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Product NameEasy Street Fixed Home Loan
Interest Rate Typefixed rate
Repayment Type Interest Only
Interest Rate p.a.5.79%
Comp. Rate p.a.6.04%
Minimum Loan Amount$50,000
Maximum Loan Amount $1,000,000
Maximum Loan Term30 years
Maximum LVR 80%
Loan Redraw FacilityYes
Offset AccountYes
Split Loan FacilityNo
Fixed Interest OptionNo
Loan PortableYes
Extra Repayments Yes
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Interest Rate
5.79%
Comparison Rate
6.04%
Fees
Application: $500
Ongoing: $0 p.a.
Monthly Payment
$2,934
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Mortgage House logo
Principal & Interest40% min. depositOwner-occupier
Mortgage House logo
Principal & Interest40% min. depositOwner-occupier
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Product NameMortgage House Executive Saver Low Rate Home Loan
Interest Rate TypeVariable rate
Repayment Type Principal & Interest
Interest Rate p.a.5.89%
Comp. Rate p.a.5.93%
Minimum Loan Amount$150,000
Maximum Loan Amount $850,000
Maximum Loan Term30 years
Maximum LVR 60%
Loan Redraw FacilityYes
Offset AccountNo
Split Loan FacilityYes
Fixed Interest OptionYes
Loan PortableYes
Extra Repayments Yes
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Interest Rate
5.89%
Comparison Rate
5.93%
Fees
Application: $0
Ongoing: $0 p.a.
Monthly Payment
$2,966
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loans.com.au logo
Principal & Interest10% min. depositInvestmentOffset account
loans.com.au logo
Principal & Interest10% min. depositInvestmentOffset account
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Product Nameloans.com.au Variable Home Loan
Interest Rate TypeVariable rate
Repayment Type Principal & Interest
Interest Rate p.a.6.34%
Comp. Rate p.a.6.36%
Minimum Loan Amount$50,000
Maximum Loan Amount $2,000,000
Maximum Loan Term30 years
Maximum LVR 90%
Loan Redraw FacilityYes
Offset AccountYes
Split Loan FacilityYes
Fixed Interest Option
Loan Portable
Extra Repayments Yes
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Interest Rate
6.34%
Comparison Rate
6.36%
Fees
Application: $0
Ongoing: $0 p.a.
Monthly Payment
$3,111
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G&C Mutual Bank logo
Principal & Interest5% min. depositOwner-occupierOffset accountSpecial Offer
G&C Mutual Bank logo
Principal & Interest5% min. depositOwner-occupierOffset accountSpecial Offer
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Product NameG&C Mutual Bank First Home Buyer
Interest Rate Typevariable rate
Repayment Type Principal & Interest
Interest Rate p.a.5.99%
Comp. Rate p.a.6.02%
Minimum Loan Amount$0
Maximum Loan Amount $5,000,000
Maximum Loan Term40 years
Maximum LVR 95%
Loan Redraw FacilityYes
Offset AccountYes
Split Loan FacilityYes
Fixed Interest OptionNo
Loan PortableNo
Extra Repayments Yes
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Interest Rate
5.99%
Comparison Rate
6.02%
Fees
Application: $0
Ongoing: $0 per month
Monthly Payment
$2,998
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People's Choice Credit Union logo
Principal & Interest30% min. depositOwner-occupierNT, VIC & SA only
People's Choice Credit Union logo
Principal & Interest30% min. depositOwner-occupierNT, VIC & SA only
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Product NamePeople's Choice Credit Union Basic Variable
Interest Rate TypeVariable rate
Repayment Type Principal & Interest
Interest Rate p.a.5.89%
Comp. Rate p.a.5.90%
Minimum Loan Amount$150,000
Maximum Loan Amount N/A
Maximum Loan Term30 years
Maximum LVR 70%
Loan Redraw FacilityYes
Offset AccountNo
Split Loan FacilityYes
Fixed Interest OptionNo
Loan PortableYes
Extra Repayments Yes
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Interest Rate
5.89%
Comparison Rate
5.90%
Fees
Application: $0
Ongoing: $0 p.a.
Monthly Payment
$2,966
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What is a home loan?

A home loan is the money you borrow to buy a property. You save a deposit first, which is usually 5-20% of the property's value and then you borrow the rest. This is your loan amount or your loan principal.

Your lender charges you interest based on the loan principal amount and your home loan's interest rate. The higher the home loan interest rate, the higher your repayments will be.

How do I compare home loan fees and features?

The interest rate is the most important factor in determining how much your loan will cost you and we'll get to that below. But first, let's look at home loan fees and features.

dollar iconComparing the fees

Examples of home loan fees include the following:

  • Application fees. This one-off fee can run as high as $600.
  • Ongoing fees. Some loans come with a monthly or annual fee, usually worth around $120 a year or $10 a month. Package loans have an annual fee of up to $500.
  • Valuation fees. This covers your lender's cost to have your property professionally valued. It can cost several hundred dollars.
  • Discharge fees. A discharge fee is only charged when you end a home loan, either by refinancing or paying off the loan.

Gift card iconComparing the features

The following are the most common and useful home loan features:

  • Offset account. A 100% offset account is a bank account attached to your home loan. Functioning like any other bank account, any money held in the account reduces the amount of the loan you're charged interest on. It's not available with every loan, such as fixed rate and basic loans. Many offset loans attract a monthly or annual fee, or a higher rate.
  • Extra repayments. If your loan allows you to make extra repayments, you can pay it off faster. This will save you in interest charges. These days, most variable rate loans allow extra repayments, although some fixed rate loans don't.
  • Redraw facility. A redraw facility is common on home loans that allow extra repayments. A redraw allows you to withdraw extra repayments from your loan and spend them if you need to. Some lenders charge a redraw fee or restrict how much money you can access.
  • Split facility. Some loans allow you to split your mortgage into both fixed and variable portions. This lets you create a flexible loan that offers the benefits of both a fixed and variable rate.

Reward point iconLook at a loan's comparison rate

The comparison rate is designed to help borrowers understand the true cost of a loan by adding in fee costs over time. But it's only a hypothetical calculation based on a specific loan amount and term. It's not that useful because every borrower's situation is unique.

You're better off working out how much your loan will cost you every month and factoring in the cost of fees on top of that.

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"I've switched my home loan 6 times in the last 10 years. Each year, I'll search and compare for a better deal. My thinking is, why spend more on my home loan than I need to? Whether you're getting your first loan or you're fifth, it's not as hard as you might think. Be clear on the features you want (like offset or redraw), and look at both the fees and the interest rate to work out the best deal for you."

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How do I compare home loan interest rates?

A good home loan comparison starts with a careful look at interest rates. The lower the rate, the lower your repayments will be.

Let's compare 2 otherwise identical home loans with slightly different interest rates.*

Interest rate7.08%5.69%
Loan amount$641,143$641,143
Loan term30 years30 years
Monthly repayment$4,301$3,718
Monthly savingN/A$583
Annual savingN/A$6,996

As you can see, with the lower interest rate, you save $583 a month – or $6,996 a year.

*We're using the average owner-occupier home loan size from the ABS, the average variable rate loan in Finder's database of the full market and the lowest variable rate.

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Finder's lowest monthly home loan rate tracker

Home loan comparison is hard if you have no clue what a low rate looks like. That's why we analyse all the loans in our database to find the most competitive rates each month.

The graph below shows the market's lowest* fixed and variable rates for home buyers and investors.

*Rates must have LVRs of 80% or higher and exclude unique or unusual loan products that aren't suitable for most borrowers.

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Your interest rate update

On 5 November the official cash rate was held at:

4.35%

The lowest variable owner-occupier rate on the market is:

5.38%

Assuming the average owner occupier home loan size of $641,143 you would be making monthly repayments of:

$3,718

Our Home Loan Awards

Finder's home loans awards celebrate stand-out home loan products across 12 different categories. Our experts analysed 12 months' worth of interest rate and fee data to find the best solutions for any borrower type. Our team of experts reviewed over 3,000 home loan products from across 200+ lenders to select our Finder Home Loans Awards winners for 2024.

What is Finder Score?

Finder Score is an easy, data-driven way to judge home loans at a glance. Our insights team compares more than 7,000 home loans across 120+ lenders to give each product a score out of 10 comparative to other products of its type.

This means we compare home loan products against others of its type. For example, variable rate home loans against variable rate home loans, and investor home loans against investor home loans. In total, there are 12 different product groupings.

We filter the loans in our database for each category so that we're only looking at loans that work for the borrower type. The final Finder Score takes into account the home loan's interest rate, its major fees and the presence of useful features like offset accounts.

The higher the score, the lower the cost compared to other products of its type.

What the Finder Score mean for home loans

  • 9+ Excellent - These are the home loans which offer the lowest costs coupled with plenty of features, giving the best overall value.
  • 7+ Great - These home loans may have slightly higher interest rates, maybe a fee or two, or fewer features, but overall, a competitive offering.
  • 5+ Satisfactory - Usually these home loans would offer above average rates and may still include some competitive features, but they're not the best value for the overall cost.
  • Less than 5 - Basic - These home loans have higher costs and/or fewer features than other home loans on the market.

Why you can trust Finder's home loan experts

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    trJuly 27, 2024

    i need help.

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      SarahJuly 29, 2024Finder

      Hi there,

      I’m not sure what kind of help you need? You might be eligible for a no-interest loan through Good Shepherd, worth up to $3,000. Otherwise, you can search our site for other opportunities to access lending.

      Hope this helps!

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    SusanMarch 13, 2023

    I have a current mortgage with Bendigo Bank on fixed interest rate of 2.090% which expires in July.
    I want to know my options when it expires.
    Small mortgage which is due to be paid off in 2029.
    None of your options seem to include this issue.
    Can I speak with someone?

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      SarahMarch 13, 2023Finder

      Hi Susan,

      You have a couple of options. You could:
      – Stick with Bendigo Bank and either roll over onto a variable rate loan option in July, or choose another fixed rate home loan.
      – Refinance to a different bank, and choose either a fixed or variable rate.

      Your eligibility to refinance depends on a number of things, including your age, income and loan amount. As a first step, it might be worth contacting your bank so they can let you know what their current rates and offers are, so you have an idea of what your repayments will be from July onwards. You can then compare this to other options in the mortgage market to see if you can get a better deal elsewhere.

      Hope this helps!

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    ChrisApril 21, 2022

    Useless tool – no way to select weekly payments.

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      SarahMay 2, 2022Finder

      Hi Chris,

      We appreciate your feedback.

      Our tables contain quite a bit of information in them. In the interests of brevity, we currently allow you to compare home loans by monthly payments. If you’d like to know the estimated weekly payments, you can divide these estimates by 4.3. For instance, if the monthly estimate was $3,000, once you divide it by 4.3, the weekly amount would be $697.67.

      Hope this helps, and thanks again for the feedback – we’ll explore whether this functionality can be added.

      Many thanks
      Sarah

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    MichaelDecember 18, 2021

    I’d like speak to someone about refinancing a please?

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      RichardDecember 22, 2021Finder

      Hi Michael,

      If you already have a preferred lender, you can visit their website to submit an application and/or request to speak with their home finance representative.

      Alternatively, you can speak with a professional mortgage broker to get personalised advice. You can call one of the mortgage brokers found on our page to schedule an appointment or search for a mortgage broker in your area on Google.

      I hope this helps!
      Richard

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    JDMAugust 12, 2019

    I am an Australian citizen returning to Australia after several years abroad. I will be entering into employment with the Australian branch of my existing employer with a new employment contract (but without a probation period). Can you advise limits to home loan borrowing upon arrival. e.g. is their a qualifying period for work/residence in Australia for lenders?

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      NikkiAugust 13, 2019

      Hi JDM,

      Thanks for your question!

      All Australian citizens are eligible to apply for a home loan. This is one of the basic requirements. Others include age, income, and other unique requirements of the lender.

      As a friendly reminder, carefully review the eligibility criteria of the loan before applying to increase your chances of approval. Read up on the terms and conditions and product disclosure statement and contact the bank should you need any clarifications about the policy.

      A mortgage broker is the best person to reach out to see your options for home loans. They can give you a multitude of options according to your situation. In the meantime, to give you an estimate of your monthly repayments, you can use our home loan eligibility calculator.

      Hope this helped. Feel free to reach back out for further assistance.

      Cheers,
      Nikki

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