Fees and charges

A Comparison Rate is an indicative interest rate that helps consumers compare loans. This rate is calculated by taking into account both the interest rate and the fees and charges related to the home loan product, and reduces these to a single percentage figure for a secured loan amount of $150,000 and a term of 25 years.

A Comparison Rate includes certain fees and charges but not all fees and charges. You should check the fees and charges that apply to any loan you are considering. When you read about home loans on our website, the Fees & Rates tab will list the Comparison Rate as well as the interest rate for the home loan.

Comparison Rates are calculated in accordance with a standard formula set out in the National Credit Code.

You can use either Phone or Internet Banking to see the status of your home loan. You can also call us on 1300 304 660.

Depending on the home loan you choose, there may be a penalty for repaying it early. Our introductory home loans (Discount Variable Rate and One Year Introductory Fixed Rate) carry an early termination fee based on a percentage of the loan amount as at the day of discharge. This fee is payable if the loan is discharged within a certain time frame. Other home loans have a flat fee payable if the loan is discharged within a certain time frame. These fees are clearly stated in our home loan documentation so you can make an informed decision about the best home loan for your needs. See a complete list of Home Loan fees and charges (PDF 55KB).

Compare interest rates across all our home loan products.

We do have a list of current interest rates across all our home loans available. It's important to remember that when it comes to saving money on your home loan, it's not all about the interest rate. For example, you should also consider the cost of monthly fees and the benefit of offset facilities. Learn more about your loan and interest rates.

Calculate Stamp Duty and other government fees and duties when you purchase property.

The amount of Stamp Duty you pay on a refinance is based on the loan amount and it is payable at the time of settlement. You may be able to apply for an exemption or a discount on the amount payable. Your solicitor or conveyancer will be able to provide you with this information.