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ING counters the big banks with its own rate cuts

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Nick Bendel
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Australia’s fifth largest home loan lender, ING, has today dropped rates on several fixed home loans by up to 0.19 per cent.

The rate cuts affect ING’s 2, 3 and 5-year fixed home loans for owner-occupier customers paying principal and interest. 

RateCity data shows almost half of all leaders have cut fixed rates on over 500 products since the beginning of the year. 

Sally Tindall, research director at RateCity.com.au, said today’s move from ING came on the back of fixed rate cuts from three of the big four banks over the last two weeks. 

“Now that CBA, Westpac, NAB and ING have slashed fixed rates in recent weeks, other lenders may be forced to consider cutting their rates to maintain a competitive edge,” she said. 

“In particular, all eyes are on ANZ who currently has the highest 3 and 5 year fixed rates out of the big banks for owner occupiers paying principal and interest.”

ING fixed rate changes – owner-occupier rates, principal-and-interest repayments

ProductNew rateOld rateChange
Orange Advantage – 2 years3.59%3.75%-0.16%
Orange Advantage – 3 years3.64%3.83%-0.19%
Orange Advantage – 5 years3.99%4.09%-0.10%

Lowest fixed rates – major banks

Fixed periodCBAWestpacNABANZ
2 years3.79%3.79%3.69%*3.75%
3 years3.79%3.69%*3.79%3.99%
5 years4.09%4.09%4.09%4.19%

* First home buyer special

Lowest fixed rates – low-rate lenders

Fixed periodLenderInterest rate
2 yearsMortgage House3.57%
3 yearsSuncorp Bank3.49%
5 yearsGreater Bank3.74%

Disclaimer

This article is over two years old, last updated on April 24, 2019. While RateCity makes best efforts to update every important article regularly, the information in this piece may not be as relevant as it once was. Alternatively, please consider checking recent home loans articles.

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Product database updated 22 Sep, 2024

This article was reviewed by Research Director Sally Tindall before it was published as part of RateCity's Fact Check process.

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