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Well Home Loans cuts fixed rates to 2.74%
Well Home Loans has shaken up the mortgage market by unveiling the lowest two-year and three-year fixed rates in Australia.
Well Home Loans has reduced the two-year rate and three-year rate for its Well Balanced owner-occupied mortgage to 2.74 per cent.
The comparison rate for the two-year Well Balanced home loan is 2.96 per cent, while the comparison rate for the three-year Well Balanced home loan is 2.94 per cent.
The criteria for the Well Balanced loan include:
- Loan size of $200,000 to $2 million
- Maximum loan-to-value ratio (LVR) of 90 per cent
- Establishment fee of $250
- No ongoing fees
- Redraw facility included
- Offset account optional (for $10 monthly fee)
Here’s how much borrowers would have to repay with a 30-year Well Balanced loan:
Loan size | Monthly repayments | Total repayments (30 years)* |
---|---|---|
$400,000 | $1,631 | $587,105 |
$700,000 | $2,854 | $1,027,433 |
$1,000,000 | $4,077 | $1,467,762 |
* Upfront fees and discharge fees excluded
Data accurate as at 5th September 2019
Other lenders also offering low-rate fixed home loans
Some of the other lowest two-year fixed rates in Australia include:
- Kogan Money 2.77 per cent (comparison rate 3.41 per cent)
- Reduce Home Loans 2.79 per cent (3.06 per cent)
- Mortgage House 2.79 per cent (3.46 per cent)
- RACQ Bank 2.90 per cent (4.40 per cent)
Some of the other lowest three-year fixed rates in Australia include:
- Kogan Money 2.77 per cent (comparison rate 3.41 per cent)
- Reduce Home Loans 2.79 per cent (3.04 per cent)
- Mortgage House 2.79 per cent (3.46 per cent)
- RACQ Bank 2.80 per cent (4.27 per cent)
If you opt for a fixed rate home loan, you need to be aware that these rates are only fixed for a certain number of years, as stipulated in your lender’s PDS. After the fixed rate period ends, your rates will revert to a variable rate.
Please note that the home loan with the lowest interest rate won’t always be the best home loan for your situation.
Disclaimer
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