Broken Hill Bank 480 - Housing Interest Only
Variable rate
Pay Only The Interest On The Principle Amount During The Term Of This Loan. Ideal If You're Looking For Bridging Finance Once You've Purchased A New Home And Are Awaiting The Sale Of Your Existing Home.
- Interest rate a year, from
- 7.79%
- Comparison rate
- 7.84%
- Upfront fees
- $2,420
- Annual fee
- Not published
- Monthly fee
- Not published
Monthly repayment
$600,000 over 30 years
What it would cost
At the lowest rate of 7.79% (variable, live in, interest only). The rate you are offered depends on your deposit and the loan you choose, and upfront fees are not included.
- Monthly repayment
- $3,895
- Total repayments
- $2,002,200
- Interest
- $1,402,200
Rates
Every rate Broken Hill Bank publishes for this loan. LVR is the loan as a share of the property's value: 80% for a 20% deposit.
| Rate | Property | Repayments | LVR | Interest rate | Comparison rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Variable | Live in | Interest only | Any | 7.79% | 7.84% |
Comparison rates are for an example loan of $150,000 over 25 years. WARNING: This comparison rate is true only for the example given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate.
Fees and features
Fees
- Upfront fees
- $2,420
- Annual fee
- Not published
- Monthly fee
- Not published
Features
- Offset account
- No
- Redraw
- No
- Highest LVR
- 70%
- Loan amount
- Not published
How it compares
Against the other home loans we compare, for a home you live in with a 20% deposit. Typical means the middle half of them.
Upfront fees
$2,420
Typical upfront fees are $600.
Smallest deposit
30%
Most loans need at least 10% of the price.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Extra repayments. Paying more than the minimum pays the loan off sooner and cuts the interest you pay.
- No early repayment fee listed. You can pay the loan off early, or refinance, without a penalty. Check the terms to be sure.
- Interest only available. Some investors use it to keep repayments down for a few years, though the balance doesn't fall in that time.
Cons
- Higher upfront fees. $2,420, above the typical $600, which adds to the cash you need at settlement.
- No offset account. Your savings can't reduce the interest unless you pay them into the loan.