Floating interest rate home loans

Flexibility to repay early

With this loan, if you increase your regular payments or make extra payments to repay your loan early, you won’t incur early repayment adjustments.

Repayments that reflect the market

A floating interest rate may go up and down in line with market conditions, meaning your payment amount will do the same.  So when interest rates are low, you could benefit.

Choose how you repay the interest and principal

There are different repayment options to choose from. This includes a table loan, a reducing loan or interest-only.

Lock in an interest rate anytime

If you want to switch to a fixed interest rate at any stage, you can. Having payment certainty might help you manage your finances. Talk to one of our lending specialists if you think this might be right for you.

Choose a lump sum or instalments

You can drawdown your funds in one lump sum or as instalments over a 12 month period.  Drawing down in instalments could be helpful if the loan is for a building project and you don’t need all the funds at once. You’ll only be charged interest on the funds you use which can help you save on interest costs.

Choose a single loan or a split loan structure

You have the option of a single loan on a floating interest rate or you can choose to split the amount you borrow across a combination of different interest rates.

A split loan can give you both the convenience of payment certainty and flexibility.