
NAB discounts variable rates for new home loan customers
Aussie homeowners have a new low rate home loan to consider after major lender, NAB announced a 48 basis point discount on its Base Variable Rate Home Loan.
Aussie homeowners have a new low rate home loan to consider after major lender, NAB announced a 48 basis point discount on its Base Variable Rate Home Loan.
If you’re currently saving for a house deposit, then you’ve probably been scrimping and saving everywhere you can. But even the most frugal spenders can often find stacking up a 20% deposit almost impossible.
Given the mountain of different providers and rates available when it comes to choosing a home loan, Aussie borrowers can be forgiven for finding it hard to pick the best option. But finding the right home loan could be the biggest financial decision you make - one that could mean the difference between tens of thousands of dollars in interest saved over the life of a loan.
At Mozo, we’ve got a big reason to celebrate, as we’ve just announced the winners of our 2018 Experts Choice Home Loan Awards.
How long has it been since you’ve done a home loan health check? Five years? Ten? Chances are, it's been way too long.
According to new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), home loan approvals for owner occupiers fell by 1.1% in January - a higher than anticipated figure given a number of economists expected a drop of only 0.2%.
According to new data from the PRDnationwide Q1 Key Market Indicators report, New South Wales has recorded the largest increase in first home buyer loans within the September quarter between 2016 and 2017.
And just like that, within the span of a week, all of the Big 4 banks have moved their fixed rate home loans.
After big bank CommBank made cuts to a majority of its fixed rate home loans last Friday, it seems that Westpac is playing hard to get, hiking fixed rates by up to 40 basis points for both owners occupiers and investors.
After surviving the sweltering Australian summer with our air conditioners intact, we’re now becoming rapidly concerned with economic rather than energy issues, according to a recent survey from Roy Morgan Research.