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Variable Rate Home Loan - Aussie - Aussie Classic LVR <=60% Rate
| Comparison Rate | 5.59% |
|---|---|
| Amount | $200,000 |
| Term | 30 years |
| Monthly Payment Est. | $1,144.38 |
| Total Amount Paid Est. | $411,840 |
| Establishment Fee | $500.00 |
5.57%
Target Market
Investors or Owner Occupiers
Acceptable Income
PAYG / Rental Income
Home Loan Loan Term
30 years
Home Loan Loan Size
$100K to $2m
Home Loan Repayment Type
Principle & Interest, Interest Only
Repayment Options
Repayments can be made monthly & fortnightly
Extra Repayments
Yes - Free, unlimited additional repayments
Split Loan Facility
Yes
Offset
No - But free additional repayments and redraws can be used to reduce the interest calculated on your loan.
Redraw Facility
Yes - Free, unlimited redraws
LVR for Variable Rate Home Loan - Aussie - Aussie Classic LVR <=60% Rate
60%
Fees for Variable Rate Home Loan - Aussie - Aussie Classic LVR <=60% Rate
Application fee: $500,
Settlement fee: $100
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The comparison rate applies only to $200,000 with a loan term of 30 years. The loan amount and term will affect the comparison rate calculation. Costs such as redraw fees or early repayment fees, and cost savings such as fee waivers, are not included in the comparsion rate calculation but may influence the cost of the loan.
This rate is to be used as a guide only and we recommend that you confirm it with the lender before acting upon it.
The information provided in this website is a guide only and may not be complete for your purposes. Ratesonline.com.au is not licensed to provide investment advice and recommends that you consult an independent financial adviser.
This rate is to be used as a guide only and we recommend that you confirm it with the lender before acting upon it.
The information provided in this website is a guide only and may not be complete for your purposes. Ratesonline.com.au is not licensed to provide investment advice and recommends that you consult an independent financial adviser.