Looking to save money on your home loan? Rates are plunging below 3.00% so compare today's red hot offers in the table below and see how much you could save.
Read moreGetting the best value on your home loan has never been simpler. At Mozo, we help you to compare a range of home loans from the big banks, small online lenders and everything in between.
In our table, we list details like interest rate, fees, loan amounts and loan-to-value ratios, along with an estimated monthly repayment, to help you pick the best option.
There are a number of different types of home loan on the market, which gives you the chance to find the perfect fit for your needs. From loans designed for first home buyers, to those perfect for refinancers or options tailored to investors, you’re sure to find what you’re looking for.
To narrow down your home loan comparison, just choose the type of loan you’re interested in from the drop down menu in our table below.
That’s easy! Once you’ve found the loan of your dreams, just click the blue ‘go to site’ button next to it in our table. This will take you through to the lender’s website, where you can begin your application.
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2.49% p.a. variable
2.52% p.a.
LVR<80%, Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest
2.49% p.a. variable
2.52% p.a.
Enjoy no ongoing monthly or annual account-keeping fees. Unlimited additional repayments. Redraw facility available. If you choose to round up your Orange Everyday, every card purchase will help to directly reduce your outstanding home loan balance.
Hot Deal$2,000 Refinance Cash Bonus (T&Cs apply)
2.29% p.a.
fixed 2 years
3.28% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest
2.29% p.a.
fixed 2 years
3.28% p.a.
No monthly account keeping fees & No loan establishment fee. Get a $2,000 cash bonus when you refinance with an eligible Suncorp Bank Home Loan of $250k+. T&Cs & eligibility criteria apply.
2.09% p.a.
fixed 2 years
2.98% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest, LVR <80%
2.09% p.a.
fixed 2 years
2.98% p.a.
Have the security of a fixed rate for 2 years with the option to split with one of the HSBC variable Home Loans. No ongoing monthly service fees or annual fees. Mozo Experts Choice Fixed Home Loan 2020^
2.48% p.a. variable
2.50% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest
2.48% p.a. variable
2.50% p.a.
A low-rate home loan that could save you thousands, with no ongoing fees plus unlimited extra repayments and free redraws. Mozo Experts Choice Low Cost Home Loan 2020.^ You'll need to be borrowing $1 million or less and have at least a 20% deposit required.
2.49% p.a. variable
2.49% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest
2.49% p.a. variable
2.49% p.a.
Enjoy a super low rate, $0 fees and easy application with the Mozo Experts Choice Home Lender Bank of the Year.^ Free redraw with flexible repayments. Min 20% deposit.
2.39% p.a. variableApply now to get this rate from 30 Sep
2.39% p.a.Apply now to get this rate from 30 Sep
<60% LVR, Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest
2.39% p.a. variableApply now to get this rate from 30 Sep
2.39% p.a.Apply now to get this rate from 30 Sep
Fast online application with no fees. Free extra repayments and redraw facility. Min 40% deposit. Crowned Best New Home Loan for 2020 by the Mozo Experts.^
2.54% p.a. variable
2.55% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest, 60-80% LVR
2.54% p.a. variable
2.55% p.a.
Get smart, flexible and cost-effective rates from homeloans.com.au. Complimentary 100% offset account and free online redraw. Unlimited additional repayments. Zero application or annual fees. Fast online application process.
2.61% p.a. variable
2.67% p.a.
LVR <80%, Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest
2.61% p.a. variable
2.67% p.a.
Competitve low interest rate for owner-occupiers with at least a 20% deposit, and no upfront fees. Free extra repayments and redraw. Zero ongoing fees.
1.99% p.a.variable for 24 months and then 2.50% p.a. variable
2.93% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest
1.99% p.a.variable for 24 months and then 2.50% p.a. variable
2.93% p.a.
The Works Package 2 year intro special variable rate Home Loan, for new owner occupied P&I home loans $150k and over. It comes with a 100% offset account to make your home loan repayments
2.59% p.a. variable
3.00% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest, LVR <80%
2.59% p.a. variable
3.00% p.a.
Enjoy a variable rate with the AMP Bank Professional Package Home Loan. 100% offset accounts available with full transaction access. Handy redraw facility available upon request. Minimum 20% deposit required. Other rates available for interest only option. Pre-qualify today.
Hot Deal$2,500 cashback when you refinance your home loan to BOQ (T&Cs apply)
2.25% p.a.
fixed 3 years
3.41% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest, <80% LVR
2.25% p.a.
fixed 3 years
3.41% p.a.
Have the certainty of fixed repayments with a competitive rate from BOQ. Flexible repayment options available and make up to $5,000 in additional repayments annually. $2,500 cashback when you refinance your home loan to BOQ (min. $250k lending, max 70% LVR, T&Cs apply).
Hot DealSpecial rate applies to home loan applications submitted by 30th November 2020
2.19% p.a. variable
2.22% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest, LVR <70%
2.19% p.a. variable
2.22% p.a.
Yard’s low-rate variable special home loan is packed with all features – unlimited additional repayments, free redraw, 100% offset account. Enjoy a simple online application. Special rate applies to home loan applications submitted by 30th November 2020.
2.29% p.a.
fixed 3 years
2.82% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest, LVR<80%
2.29% p.a.
fixed 3 years
2.82% p.a.
Competitive fixed rates ranging from 2.29% (2.82% comparison rate*) across 1 to 5 year terms. No application fee or annual fee. Free extra repayments (up to $10,000 per year).
2.18% p.a.
fixed 2 years
3.72% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest
2.18% p.a.
fixed 2 years
3.72% p.a.
No ongoing fees. Ability to split your loan between fixed and variable. $2,000 cashback offer for investor & owner occupied home loans over $250k with LVR ≤80% when refinancing to Newcastle Permanent. Limited time offer, T&Cs apply.
Hot Deal$2,000 Refinance Cash Bonus (T&Cs apply)
2.68% p.a. variable
2.69% p.a.
LVR<80%, Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest
2.68% p.a. variable
2.69% p.a.
No monthly account keeping fee, no ongoing annual fee and no loan establishment fee on new lending of $150,000 or more. Get a $2,000 cash bonus when you refinance with an eligible Suncorp Bank Home Loan of $250k+. T&Cs & eligibility criteria apply.
2.14% p.a.
fixed 3 years
2.41% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest
2.14% p.a.
fixed 3 years
2.41% p.a.
$0 fees and easy application with the Mozo Experts Choice Home Lender Bank of the Year.^ Choose between weekly, fortnightly or monthly repayments. 3 year fixed rates are for new Owner Occupier Principal & Interest loans.
2.39% p.a.
fixed 3 years
3.08% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest
2.39% p.a.
fixed 3 years
3.08% p.a.
The IMB Fixed Rate Home Loan gives you peace of mind with the security of fixed loan repayments. You can also pay up to 12 months repayments in advance without penalty.
2.54% p.a. variable
2.89% p.a.
LVR<80%, Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest
2.54% p.a. variable
2.89% p.a.
No monthly fees. Low $299 annual fee. 100% interest offset available and unlimited additional repayment. If you choose to round up your Orange Everyday, every card purchase will help to directly reduce your outstanding home loan balance.
1.99% p.a.variable for 12 months and then 2.48% p.a. variable
2.47% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest, <80% LVR
1.99% p.a.variable for 12 months and then 2.48% p.a. variable
2.47% p.a.
A super low introductory rate home loan with no monthly or ongoing fees. Unlimited free redraws and unlimited additional repayments to help you build your equity and own your home sooner. Multiple loan splits available. (Rates revert after introductory period ends). 20% minimum deposit required.
2.29% p.a. variable
2.32% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest
2.29% p.a. variable
2.32% p.a.
Low Cost Home Loan 2020 winner.^ A home loan packed with all the essentials and offering up to $1500 cashback and no ongoing fees. No Construction loans.
2.59% p.a. variable
2.63% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest
2.59% p.a. variable
2.63% p.a.
Enjoy a great low rate with no ongoing fees. Ability to split your loan between fixed and variable. 100% offset account. $2,000 cashback offer for investor & owner occupied home loans over $250k with LVR ≤80% when refinancing to Newcastle Permanent. Limited time offer, T&Cs apply.
Hot Deal$2,500 cashback when you refinance your home loan to BOQ (T&Cs apply)
2.59% p.a. variable
2.76% p.a.
Owner Occupier, Principal & Interest, <70% LVR
2.59% p.a. variable
2.76% p.a.
An ongoing low variable interest rate with free redraw, flexible repayment options and one free valuation. Discounted Economy variable rate available for owner occupier lending with max LVR of 70%.
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Views, news, tips and guides to help find the home loan for you.
These days there are a tonne of home loan options out there on the market, which means there’s sure to be an option that suits your needs - but that it can seem like a huge job to find it! That's where Mozo’s simple comparison tools come in.
We compare home loans from lenders all over Australia to help you sniff out the best mortgage deal, whether you’re buying your first family home, investing in your fifth rental property or refinancing a mortgage you’ve already had for a decade.
And to get you started on your search we’ve answered some of the most common home loan questions below.
With a home loan, the best price really comes down to the interest rate, so that's where to start your comparison. Fees like upfront fees and ongoing fees do come in to it, but the interest rate is usually the biggest factor in determining the overall cost of the loan.
A good way to kick off your comparison is to start with the lowest rate home loan in the table and review the features it offers. The lowest mortgage rates on the market are usually offered by smaller lenders such as online lenders and smaller banks. Taking out a home loan with one of these lenders can be far cheaper than going with a big bank as the interest rates on offer can be over 1% lower, but you'll also need to weigh up what sort of features are on offer for the price and whether you're even eligible.
The comparison rate is shown next to the interest rate in our table and is designed to help you get an accurate idea of the ‘true’ cost of a home loan. It takes into account both interest and guaranteed fees that apply to a loan.
There are a lot of different home loans options out there, but when you compare based on the comparison rate, you know you’re looking at different options on equal footing.
One thing to remember is that the comparison rate can’t reflect things like offset accounts or other features that might save you money, so while it’s an important part of home loan comparison, it’s not the only thing you need to consider.
You should also keep in mind that the comparison rates shown in Mozo’s tables are based on a specific example of a secured loan of $150,000 with monthly principal and interest repayments over 25 years, just to help you compare your options. You’ll likely have a different loan amount or loan term, so your personal comparison rate may be considerably different to what’s shown here.
There are heaps of home loans on offer these days, designed to cater to a wide variety of borrowers and their needs. That means that if you’re over 18 years old and an Australian citizen or resident, chances are you’ll be able to find a mortgage suitable for you.
The best home loan rates are often reserved for the best quality borrowers, but how does a lender determine whether you're good quality or not? Much of it comes down to what type of borrower you are and how much deposit you have. Owner occupier borrowers looking for a principal and interest loan can generally access the lowest rates. By contrast, investor borrowers and those after an interest only home loan may find they have to pay higher interest rates.
Lenders also look at a number of factors including your credit history, your income, your regular expenses and other financial commitments and how much you’re hoping to borrow when deciding whether you’re a reliable borrower.
Buying a home is exciting, but before you get carried away dreaming about seafront mansions, it’s a good idea to come down to earth and crunch the numbers on just how much you can borrow.
How much a bank will lend you will depend on a number of different factors, and the end figure might be a lot different to what you’re expecting. We’ve made it easy to see what kind of budget you might have, with our home loan borrowing calculator. So take it for a spin before you set your heart on a property.
Saving up a deposit is the first hurdle to buying your home - but how much do you need? As a rule of thumb, you should aim to save at least 20% of the property’s value as your deposit. This gives you a loan-to-value ratio (LVR) of 80%, which is pretty standard for home loans, and often means you can score some of the best interest rates around.
To help borrowers get into the market quicker, there are also home loans available for borrowers with deposits of 5% or 10% of the property’s value. But if you have a smaller deposit like this, remember that you will need to pay Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI) on top of your loan, which can add thousands of dollars to your total cost.
There are two different types of home loan repayments: interest-only and principal and interest. Which one you choose will make a difference to your monthly repayments.
Interest-only
An interest-only home loan is just what it sounds like - your monthly repayments will only be paying off the interest you owe, and not chipping away at your principal loan amount. While this means your monthly repayments will be lower, keep in mind you’ll also wind up with the lump loan amount to pay off at the end.
The other thing to remember is that usually, an interest-only term lasts for up to 5 years - after that, your lender may let you roll over into another interest-only term, or you might have to start making principal and interest repayments.
Principal and interest loans
This is what’s called an amortizing loan, which means your bank has done the math so that if you pay the same amount each month of your loan, by the end of the loan term, you’ll have paid off all the interest, along with the initial loan principal.
This means that your monthly repayments will be a bit higher than with an interest-only loan, but the good news is you won’t have a lump sum to pay off at the end.
A home loan is a huge financial commitment, so every dollar you can save makes a difference! Apart from finding an offer with a killer interest rate, there are a few money-saving home loan features that you can look for when choosing a mortgage.
Free extra repayments. One of the most common features included with home loans is the chance to make free extra repayments. By using any spare cash you have to pay a bit more off your loan, you’re lowering your loan amount quicker, and therefore saving on interest. Check out our extra repayments calculator to see how much of a difference it will make.
Redraw facility. While having access to a redraw facility won’t necessarily save you money, it is handy to have. If you’ve been making extra repayments and find you need that money back for an unexpected bill, you can get it through the redraw facility.
Offset account. An offset account is a great, low effort way to save on interest. It works more or less like a normal bank account, except that every dollar in your account is offset against your loan amount, so that you pay less interest.
Split rate option. Another common feature is the option to have half of your loan on a fixed rate, and the other half on a variable rate. This means you can get the best of both worlds - the certainty of fixed rate repayments, combined with the flexibility (and often lower interest rate) of a variable loan.
One last thing to remember - variable rate loans usually come with more features and flexibility than fixed rate options, which might not include any of these features.
There are a number of fees that may apply to your home loan and which you’ll need to budget for. These include:
Application fee. This is an upfront fee that you pay in order to first apply for a home loan.
Service fee. This might be charged monthly or annually, and covers the cost maintaining your loan. Generally, the more bells and whistles included in your loan, the more likely it is to include a service fee.
Legal, valuation and settlement fees. Other fees you may pay upfront, these cover the cost of legal paperwork, as well as the cost for someone to value your property and be present at the settlement of your loan.
Discharge fee. You might wind up paying a discharge fee when you pay your loan off in full.
Feature fees. You may also pay a fee for certain features included in your home loan, such as extra repayments, a redraw facility or an offset account. Not all home loans charge fees for these, so make sure you’re not paying a fee when you don’t have to.
Right here at Mozo! We’ve got heaps of resources set up to help you work out which home loan is best for you, no matter which stage of the journey you’re at.
If you want some more background on the nitty gritty of borrowing, head over to our home loans guides section where we’ve covered everything from a step-by-step look at buying your first home to how to work out what monthly repayments you can afford.
Or, if you’re trying to sort your budget out, take our home loan calculators for a whirl. You’ll be able to work out what your monthly repayments might be, how much you should budget for stamp duty and how a rate rise will affect your bottom line, no head scratching maths required!
For refinancers, make sure you check out our Switch and Save calculator to see just how much you could put back in your pocket by snagging a better deal.
And if you’re ready to dive right in, then our home loan comparison table above is the perfect place to start your home loan search.
We have our own specialised banker from ANZ who is a mobile lender and gives priceless advise. Also after a recent attempt at using our credit card the bank notified us immediately saving us from losing our money.
Read full reviewWe have our own specialised banker from ANZ who is a mobile lender and gives priceless advise. Also after a recent attempt at using our credit card the bank notified us immediately saving us from losing our money.
Customer service is failing. Change machines cashing coins always takes money from you. You cannot email them. Their rates are so high. No personal service here, always charge fees when something goes wrong. No goodwill or devotion to long term customers.
Read full reviewCustomer service is failing. Change machines cashing coins always takes money from you. You cannot email them. Their rates are so high. No personal service here, always charge fees when something goes wrong. No goodwill or devotion to long term customers.
Pros: they offer a range of great fixed and variable rates. Cons: focus needs to be a little more on customers and returning calls, emails more efficiently.
Read full reviewPros: they offer a range of great fixed and variable rates. Cons: focus needs to be a little more on customers and returning calls, emails more efficiently.
