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Lowest rate home loans

- based on comparison interest rate
  1. 1.
    6.06%
    State Custodians
  2. 2.
    6.14%
    Homestar
  3. 2.
    6.14%
    MyRate.com.au
  4. 4.
    6.15%
    State Custodians
  5. 5.
    6.25%
    Newcastle Permanent
    Real Deal
  1. 1.
    5.69%
    New Loan
    Time-out
  2. 2.
    5.88%
    Reduce Home Loans
  3. 3.
    5.90%
    New Loan
  4. 4.
    6.06%
    State Custodians
  5. 5.
    6.12%
    Victoria Teachers Credit Union
  1. 1.
    6.25%
    ANZ
  2. 2.
    6.28%
    NAB
  3. 3.
    6.35%
    Commonwealth Bank
  4. 4.
    6.36%
    Westpac
  5. 5.
    6.41%
    St George
 

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  • You can borrow 95% of the home value
  • Genuine savings not required
  • A competitive variable interest rate (6.55% p.a.)
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Commonwealth Bank home loans

  • Overall Rating

    8
  • Pricing

    10
  • Product Features

    10
  • Customer Service

    9
  • Convenience

    10
  • Trust

    7

They are quiet flexible with us as a family. – simone from Victoria, a Commonwealth Bank home loan customer.   Reviewed 1 day ago

ANZ home loans

  • Overall Rating

    9
  • Pricing

    8
  • Product Features

    8
  • Customer Service

    9
  • Convenience

    10
  • Trust

    10

Was so easy to apply and was accepted in a few days. – Karen from Queensland, an ANZ home loan customer.   Reviewed 1 day ago

BCU home loans

  • Overall Rating

    9
  • Pricing

    8
  • Product Features

    8
  • Customer Service

    10
  • Convenience

    9
  • Trust

    10

I appreciate their personal touch and willingness to help. – tim from New South Wales, a BCU home loan customer.   Reviewed 1 day ago

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With interest rates falling it’s a great time to get your first home loan or refinance your existing mortgage at a lower rate. Finding the right loan can be daunting, but Mozo is here to guide you through the home loan maze.

Our mortgage database allows you to compare home loans rates and fees with ease, and covers hundreds of loans including fixed rate loans, variable rate loans and more. You can also get the inside story on everything from customer service to hidden fees with home loan reviews by the Mozo community.

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Our nifty comparison tools let you quickly filter and compare home loans according to the features you want, such as extra repayments, free redraw and offset accounts.

Once you have shortlisted the best home loans for your needs, you can compare your chosen loans side-by-side and enquire online at the lender’s website.

Finding the right home loan

Before you compare home loans, it helps to work out whether you need a loan with all the bells and whistles, or are simply after a low rate home loan with no frills.

Not all cheap home loans offer flexible features like the ability to make extra repayments and unlimited redraw. To avoid getting stuck with a loan that isn’t right for your needs, be sure to check features as well as rates and fees when you compare home loans.

Fixed rate or variable rate?

When interest rates are low, you might consider locking in all or part of your loan at a fixed interest rate. Fixed rate loans ensure that your monthly repayments remain the same for an agreed period, regardless of whether interest rates go up or down during that time.

There are some fixed rate traps to be aware of when you compare home loans. For instance most fixed rate loans do not let you make extra repayments, and many impose huge break costs should you decide to switch to a variable rate or another lender before the fixed term is up.

A split loan is a way to get the best of both worlds by fixing the rate on part of your mortgage, while keeping the rest at a variable rate and enjoying the flexibility that comes with it.

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