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1.65% off variable rate

HSBC Home Loans

  • 1.65% off the standard variable home loan rate for 12 months
  • This brings the standard variable home loan rate down to 5.69% p.a.
  • After the first 12 months continue to get an ongoing discount of up to 0.75% p.a. for the life of your loan

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Lowest rate home loans

- based on comparison interest rate
  1. 1.
    6.58%
    BEAT Home Loans
  2. 2.
    6.64%
    MyRate.com.au
  3. 2.
    6.64%
    Homestar
  4. 4.
    6.74%
    Resi
  5. 5.
    6.76%
    Newcastle Permanent
    Real Deal
  1. 1.
    6.47%
    Reduce Home Loans
  2. 2.
    6.50%
    Ratebusters
    Maxi 90
  3. 2.
    6.50%
    Ratebusters
  4. 4.
    6.54%
    State Custodians
  5. 5.
    6.58%
    BEAT Home Loans
  1. 1.
    6.75%
    ANZ
  2. 3.
    6.85%
    Commonwealth Bank
  3. 4.
    6.86%
    Westpac
  4. 5.
    6.91%
    St George
 

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AMP Fixed Rate home loans

  • Your choice of 1 Year Introductory, 1, 2, 3 and 5 years Fixed Rate loans.
  • Borrow up to 90% of the value of the property.
  • Loans can be from $100,000 to $2 million
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