Interest rate rises are now on the cards for 2022, making it more important than ever to ensure that your home loan stacks up against the competition. An uncompetitive interest rate could translate into hundreds of dollars in extra monthly repayments when rates start to rise in earnest.
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Taking aim at two of the biggest gripes amongst home borrowers – slow approvals and uncompetitive rates – digital lender Nano has opened its doors in Australia with super cheap rates and what it claims to be “the world’s fastest home loan”.
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Last updated: 10:29 am 10 May 2022
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Online lenders are back with a roar in 2022, taking on the banks with super low rates and responding to consumer demand for faster, more efficient approval and funding processes for home loans, personal loans and even business loans.
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Interest rates are on the rise this month, but if you're looking to refinance and have built up some decent value in your property, there's still a way to secure a killer variable rate in return for a generous deposit or equity on your property.
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Thousands of Australians each year use mortgage brokers to refinance or get a new home loan, but did you know that some of the best value home loans on the market aren’t available through brokers?
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With interest rates on the rise this month and the era of record low rates coming to a close, there's never been a better time to compare your current home loan against the best on market and see how much you could save by switching.
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NAB has become the latest Big Four Bank to raise fixed rates for home loans, joining ANZ, Westpac, and CommBank in the continuing saga of the April rate-hike scramble.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia has offered the clearest sign yet that it intends to raise the cash rate, meaning mortgage holders around the country could be looking at a very different interest rate environment in the coming months.
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ANZ and Westpac have joined CBA in announcing changes across their fixed rate home loans last week, with hikes nearly across the board for both investment and owner occupier products. These announcements now mean three out of the Big Four Australian banks have joined the April rate-hike scramble.
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