Owner Occupied Variable Home Loan 5.49% p.a. up to 80% LVR, Including 0.01% Discount in Year 1 (Comparison Rate 5.4%) @ Unloan

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Applications are subject to credit approval, satisfactory security and you must have a minimum 20% equity in the property. Minimum loan amount $10,000, maximum loan amount $10,000,000, and total borrowings per customer across all Unloan loans is $10,000,000.

(For purchase loans a minimum 10% equity is required - however a Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI) premium and higher interest rate apply. In some cases, depending on the property’s location or type, an LMI premium may also be required for LVR between 70.01% to 80%). For loans with Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI) the minimum loan amount is $10,000, maximum loan amount is $3,000,000 and total borrowings per customer across all Unloan loans is limited to $3,000,000).

Unloan offers a 0.01% per annum discount on the Unloan Live-In rate or Unloan Invest rate upon settlement. On each anniversary of your loan’s settlement date (or the day prior to the anniversary of your loan’s settlement date if your loan settled on 29th February and it is a leap year) the margin discount will increase by a further 0.01% per annum up to a maximum discount of 0.30% per annum. Unloan may withdraw this discount at any time. The discount is applied for each loan you have with Unloan.

At Unloan, we do not charge any annual, application, banking, account, transaction, late or exit fees. In certain circumstances you may be required to pay a Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI) premium. Learn more about why this is applied and how it works. Government fees may also apply. Learn more about government fees here. Your current lender may charge an exit fee when refinancing.

Unloan is a division of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia ABN 48 123 123 124 AFSL and Australian credit license 234945.

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Comments

  • +7

    OO Comparison

    Here are mine…

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  • +5

    This is a bit misleading. Comparison rate is calculated based on a loan of $150,000 secured over a 25 year term. The loan rate is 5.49%, not 5.4%. The only reason they can show a comparison rate of 5.4% is because of the baked in 0.01% rate drop each year.

  • +11

    No offset, only redraw. For those who care

    I'd rather go with Up Bank for 5.45% variable CR with unlimited free offset accounts (great if you are into bucket savings accounts for different things) plus a free redraw facility.

    Plus the app is one of the best out there.

    • +1

      It's not quite an unlimited number of free offset accounts. It's almost certainly more than you'll need though.

      With Up, you can create up to 50 Savers across both your Up and 2Up accounts—all of which become free 100% offsets on both fixed and variable loans.

      From here: https://up.com.au/home-loans/learn/understanding-home-loans/

      The only thing I dislike about Up Bank is that their generated PayIDs are of the form [email protected]

      Why can't it be [email protected], or why can't I use my full name?

      • I missed a trick… I should have tried to claim [email protected]

      • +1

        Thanks for correction re offsets. I'm currently using fewer than 10 with auto split feature when my salary lands.

        The only thing I dislike about Up Bank is that their generated PayIDs are of the form

        Mine are:
        * My mobile number
        * Personalised and memorable @up.me - when I initially set it up I made it my first name e.g. [email protected] Looking at their website you can reach out to them and request they change your PayID, they may even be able to make it @up.bank, not sure but worth a try. Apparently the PayID doesn't need to be one where a domain exists, all that matters is that the PayID is unique, and UP skips the verification process and there is no risk of (in the unlikely situation where the domain becomes real) that someone can steal it, as it is already linked to your Up Bank account.
        * My email address

      • +1

        better than [email protected]

  • What's the deal?

  • +3

    No deal here, this is just their standard rate

  • +1

    Advertising, not a deal. Negged.

  • +1

    Key costs to consider:
    • Exit or discharge fees from your current lender
    • Application fee for new loan
    • Property valuation / settlement costs
    • Title registration / legal fees
    • Possibly mortgage broker fees

    All up, total switching costs typically range from AU $1,000 to AU $2,500, with many estimates around AU $1,150 as seen in examples

    Police Credit Union currently offers the lowest variable owner‑occupier rate at 4.99% p.a. (comparison rate about 5.04%), with eligibility usually for ≤ 80% loan‑to‑value ratio

    • +1

      4.99% is incredible, why aren't more people talking about this?

      • +1

        Because they are not police officers?

        • i didn't look too far into it; but their about us page says they're open to everyone

          https://www.policecu.com.au/about-us/

          • +1

            @jlien: I wondered why this is so good so did more digging… their online borrowing calculator showed the answer.
            Borrowing capacity is only about 70% that of CBA et. al, so unless you have a high income or a low mortgage, it's probably not going to be fit for purpose.

      • Industry specific credit unions are not open to everyone.

  • +1

    OzAdvertising

  • What's the deal?

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