
Qudos Bank joins the under 6% club of home loans
Qudos Bank has cut rates on its No Frills Home Loan (Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest), bringing it under 6% p.a.

Qudos Bank has cut rates on its No Frills Home Loan (Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest), bringing it under 6% p.a.

Getting a home loan approved is cause for celebration, as you’re one step closer to owning your home. It’s typically a nice conversation.

Australian homeowners are being bled dry by the highest interest rates in more than a decade, according to data from mortgage broker, Aussie.

New analysis from Mozo reveals Australians are collectively paying an extra $3 billion per month to cover rising home loan repayments after the 13 cash rate hikes since May 2022.

The thirteen Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) rate hikes since May 2022 have made the last two years gruelling for anyone with a home loan.
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With the Consumer Price Index (CPI) coming in hotter on inflation than economists expected this quarter, doubts about a cash rate cut by year’s end are mounting.

Released this week, the Domain House Price Report 2024 announced a new record for the median house price in Australia’s combined capital cities – $1,112,575 – after a year-on-year (YOY) gain of 8.9% in March 2024.

NAB is the first of the Big Four banks to drop interest rates on select home loans this year, with a cut of up to 1.08% now available on some of its variable home loans.

Australian homeowners could be sitting on the opportunity to blast their home loans with a shrink-ray after national home prices rose nearly 40% in just four years.

Buying a home can have pitfalls and perhaps the biggest is misreading the property’s value. If you misread value, you’re likely to over pay and your home loan can end up being much bigger than it should be.