4.91% p.a.
4.91% p.a.
$0.00
Teachers Mutual Bank My First Home Loan
4.91% p.a.
4.91% p.a.
$0.00
Rates and fees information correct as at 19 September 2018.
4.91% p.a.
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$75.00
$25,000
$5,000,000
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98.00%
Owner Occupier
Principal & Interest, Interest Only
Weekly, Fortnightly, Monthly
yes - free
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yes - free
$0.00
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Available to first home buyers only; Legal fee payable at cost.
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Teachers Mutual Bank provides up to date products with accurate information to thear customers....
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Teachers Mutual Bank provides up to date products with accurate information to thear customers. Customers are able to make advance payments in order to maximise savings on interest. Advisers are well- informed and treat each customer with interest and respect. Advice ie easily accessible and appropriate.
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Mozo reviewer | NSW
16 Aug 2013
The Teacher's Mutual Bank home loan is allowing us to pay of our mortage quicker by giving us...
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The Teacher's Mutual Bank home loan is allowing us to pay of our mortage quicker by giving us easy access to redraw facilities whilst still providing a competitive interest rate. It is just so easy. We have all our pay go directly into the loan account and regular bills are set up to be paid automatically via redraw. We can also transfer funds to our everday account online any time, day or night, and there are none of the fees regularly associated with this type of access.
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Steven | NSW
03 Jul 2012
Teachers Mutual Bank (formerly Teachers Credit Union) offers its members a competitive range of personal banking and insurance products. They "Put you first" by offering a range of Home Loans, Credit Cards and day to day bank and savings accounts. Teachers Mutual Bank is focussed on the education community and their families so to join the Teachers Mutual Bank bank you must be a teacher, lecturer or instructor at a school, TAFE or university or a student studying education.
