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Key features and fees.
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Fee-free redraw (min $100).
If you have a variable rate home loan, you can take money back out (minimum $100)– no fees attached.
Redraw is not available during a fixed interest rate period.
Additional payments.
You can make additional repayments on a variable rate home loan at any time.
On fixed rate loans, extra repayments are limited to $10,000 per year.
Exceeding this limit may result in an early repayment charge. Redraw is only available during variable rate periods.
Split loan.
Combine fixed and variable interest rates to balance certainty with flexibility.
Offset account(s).
Reduce the interest you pay on variable-rate home loans when your SpendME account in the same name of one or more of the borrowers is the same and is linked as an offset.
No annual fee.
Keep ongoing costs lower with no yearly fee. Other fees and charges may apply, including settlement and valuation fees.
Fixed rate for 1-5 years.
Lock in certainty and know exactly what your repayments will be.
No application fee.
No top up or switch fee.
Make changes to your loan later without the extra fees.
Digital app.
Keep up with your loan with simple, on-the-go management in the ME Go app.
Let’s break it down.
Here’s what the home loan application process involves.
Your home loan in your own hands.
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Our home loan calculators.
Determine the loan, get the home – compare your options with these four simple yet practical calculators.
Good chat.
Got home loan questions? There are a few easy ways to get in touch and get the support you need.
FAQ's
What is the best loan option for first home buyers?
How much deposit do you need for a home loan?
It is worth noting that the higher your deposit, the lower your principal will be. This means that the size of your loan will be smaller the higher your deposit.
Fixed interest rate vs variable interest rate.
A variable rate can change with the home loan market, which can push rates up or down. That can be good for you if rates are getting cheaper, or it can increase your expenses if rates go up.