
Silence from the big four as competitor banks cut fixed mortgage rates
Several lenders including ING Direct, Macquarie and Bankwest cut fixed home loan rates on principal and interest loans for owner occupiers in June.
Read MoreSeveral lenders including ING Direct, Macquarie and Bankwest cut fixed home loan rates on principal and interest loans for owner occupiers in June.
Read MoreFollowing moves by other banks ING Direct has announced it will raise the variable rates on several of its interest only home loans, in a move expected to affect not only investors but also owner occupiers.
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Read MoreThe Commonwealth Bank has today joined Australia’s other three big banks in raising rates on interest-only loans, while simultaneously cutting rates for borrowers making principal and interest repayments.
Read MoreThree out of four big banks have raised rates on interest-only home loans this month, leaving the Commonwealth Bank as the only one yet to make a move.
Read MoreNAB has raised the standard variable interest rates attached to its interest only mortgages by 35 basis points, a move that will kick in for affected investors and owner occupier customers from June 30.
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Read MoreWestpac has increased rates on interest-only mortgages by 0.34%, following changes from fellow big bank ANZ which hiked interest-only rates by up to 0.30% earlier this month, in what is becoming a growing trend among home loan lenders.
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