Building a home
Your dream home awaits
Are you building the home of your dreams? Talk to us about how you can pay for it in a way that best suits your needs.
Should you build or buy?
Some things to consider before you decide to build.
Good
- Design it the way you want
- Potential stamp duty savings in certain states and territories
Bad
- Possibility of unexpected costs
- More decisions to make (such as colours, designs and materials)
Decided to build? There are more decisions to make.
Would you prefer a small or large block? Are you after a modern or classic design? Are you knocking down and rebuilding, buying off the plan or getting a house and land package?
Once you've narrowed it down, you'll have a clearer idea of the type of loan you'll need.
Choose the right lender with the right construction loan
Australia's most awarded home lenderdisclaimer has construction loans that could help you save on interest, by letting you make progressive payments as the construction bills come in from the builder or developer.
If you need to finance a block of land, choose one of these land loans:
- ANZ Residential Land Loan
- ANZ Residential Investment Land Loan
And if you're building, you could apply for a construction loan:
If you already have a construction loan with ANZ, our Construction Loan checklist (PDF 67kB)disclaimer can help you know what you’ll need to send us for each stage to organise payment.
Get Approval in Principle firstdisclaimer
Before you choose your block and builder, talk to us to get an indication of what you may be able to borrow. This may also help when you speak to your builder or developer, as you'll have a better idea of what extras or variations you can afford.
Buying off the plan
Signing a contract to buy a property before it's completed has some advantages. But it also comes with some potential risks to consider, such as the uncertainty of when the property will be completed.
Make use of your equity with a supplementary loandisclaimer
If you have equity in your existing home or investment property, you can apply to access it with a supplementary loandisclaimer. Choose from an eligible ANZ loan (ANZ Standard Variable, ANZ Simplicity PLUS or ANZ Fixed) that suits your needs best. Then you can use that money for a variety of different purposes according to your needs.
Are you building your first home?
If you're a first home buyer, you may be able to claim a First Home Owner Grant from your state government.
Explore our home loansdisclaimer
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A home to live in
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A residential investment property
The flexibility you need
ANZ Standard Variable Home Loan
Standard Variable Home Loan Rate - Principal and Interest
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- Make extra repayments to pay your loan off faster
- Redraw your extra repaymentsdisclaimer
Our low rate, low fee loan
ANZ Simplicity PLUS Home Loan
Simplicity PLUS Home Loan Rate - Principal and Interest
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- Low variable interest rates and no monthly fee
- Make extra repayments any time
- Repayments are interest only until the loan is fully drawn
Loan package - get a bundle of savings and benefitsdisclaimer
Bundle your home loan, everyday account and credit card into ANZ Breakfree package and enjoy a great range of ongoing features and discounts.disclaimer
What you get
- Interest rate discounts on nominated loan accountsdisclaimer
- Credit card annual fee waiverdisclaimer
- Everyday account fee waiverdisclaimer
- Optional insurance discountsdisclaimer
- Choice of variable or fixed home loan options
- No limit on the number of eligible home loans under the one package.
For example, you could save over
$2,000 in the first year
if you take out a $250,000 ANZ Standard Variable Home Loan with a interest rate discount and fee waivers under the Breakfree package. Take a closer look at how you can save
If you need to borrow more than 80% of the amount your property is valued at by ANZ you may need to pay Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI). Banks often call this percentage the ‘LVR’ , which stands for ‘Loan to Value Ratio’. LMI protects the lender if you default on your loan. For some property types, LMI might be required when LVR is less than 80%.
Should I get an offset account?disclaimer
If you have money in an everyday banking account, you may choose to move it into an ANZ One offset account. You can link it to your ANZ Standard Variable loan or one-year ANZ Fixed loan to help you save on interest charges. The money you have in ANZ One will offset the amount you owe on your home loan, and you’ll only be charged interest on the difference.
Principal and interest, or interest only?
Let's put it this way: if you choose interest only, your minimum repayments will be lower during the interest only period because you are not required to repay the principal balance. You will have to repay the principal down the track and you will pay more over the life of your loan. There may be additional restrictions on the amount you can borrow or loan type you can select if you choose to pay interest only. Choosing to repay principal and interest means that you're actually paying off the total loan amount over the period of the loan, not just the interest charges. Learn more about repayment types
How is interest calculated?
Interest is calculated based on the unpaid daily balance of your loan. For example, if you had a loan balance of $150,000 and your interest rate was 6% p.a., your interest charge would be: $150,000 x 6% divided by 365 days = $24.66 for that day. For most ANZ Home Loans, interest is usually calculated daily and charged monthly. For details refer to the ANZ Consumer Lending Terms and Conditions (PDF 412kB) and your letter of offer.
Call a Home Loan Specialist
Mon-Fri 8.00am to 8.00pm (AEST),
Sat-Sun 8.00am to 6.00pm (AEST)
All applications for credit are subject to ANZ’s credit assessment criteria. Terms and conditions are available on application. Fees and charges apply.
Any advice does not take into account your personal needs and financial circumstances and you should consider whether it is appropriate for you and read the Terms and Conditions, Product Disclosure Statement and Financial Services Guide before acquiring any product.
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Over the past 16 years, ANZ has been awarded ‘Home Lender of the Year’ by Australian Lending Awards in 2015 and 2016, ‘Home Lender of the Year’ by Money magazine in 2014, 2012, 2010 and 2008-2005, and Personal Investor magazine in 2005, 2004 and 2002-1999. ANZ has also won 'Best Investor' four consecutive years (2011 to 2014) at the Australian Lending Awards, as well as the CANSTAR Bank of the Year - First Home Buyers award in 2015.
Back to topChecklist current as at 31/01/2017. This checklist may not cover all individual scenarios, and there may be circumstances where ANZ may require other documents from you.
Back to topANZ can provide Approval in Principle to eligible customers who apply for an ANZ home loan and complete an application form. An Approval in Principle is an approval for a loan subject to conditions being met, including that security is satisfactory to ANZ.
Back to topTerms and conditions apply including a maximum loan term of 10 years. Minimum loan amounts vary depending on loan type. Fees and charges apply.
Back to topInterest rates shown on this page are current as at and are subject to change.
Back to topThe range of interest rates shown incorporate ANZ Breakfree Special Offer discounts which apply while you hold an ANZ Breakfree package and meet ongoing eligibility criteria. The applicable discount varies based on loan amount, total mortgage lending and other eligibility criteria. Eligibility for interest rate discounts of between 0.75% p.a. and 0.90% p.a. are subject to ANZ Breakfree Package Special Offer Terms and Conditions (PDF 40kB) and the ANZ Breakfree Terms and Conditions (PDF 78kB), which include total mortgage lending requirements, lending to value ratio requirements, and new lending requirements for existing customers. For details, see ANZ Breakfree package.
Back to topComparison rate calculated on a loan amount of $150,000 over a term of 25 years based on monthly repayments. These rates are for secured loans only.
WARNING: This Comparison Rate is true only for the examples given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate.
For interest only variable loans, the comparison rates are based on an initial 5 year interest only term. For fixed rate interest only loans, the comparison rates are based on an initial interest only period equal in term to the fixed period.
Back to topTerms and Conditions and eligibility criteria apply to ANZ Redraw. ANZ Redraw is not available on loans in a company name. For further information on ANZ Redraw please refer to the ANZ Consumer Lending Terms and Conditions (PDF 412kB).
Back to topRates shown apply during the interest only period of your loan. After the interest only period, your rate will switch to the applicable variable rate for a principal and interest loan.
Back to topAnnual package fee currently $395 and subject to change. Eligibility criteria and terms and conditions apply, including a minimum total mortgage lending requirement of $150,000. See ANZ Breakfree Terms and Conditions (PDF 80kB) for details. ANZ Breakfree package benefits only apply while you maintain the package and meet ongoing eligibility criteria. Terms and conditions and fees and charges apply to products and services taken out in connection with an ANZ Breakfree package.
Back to topInterest rate discounts apply to eligible loan accounts linked to the Breakfree package which meet minimum lending requirements (total mortgage lending must be at least $150,000) and apply while you hold a package and meet ongoing eligibility criteria. Annual package fee $395 and subject to change.
Back to topThe Annual Account Fee is waived on one eligible ANZ credit card account held under an ANZ Breakfree Package. The waiver only applies while the account is held under the package. A Rewards Program Services Fee of $55 per cardholder may apply to ANZ Rewards and ANZ Frequent Flyer accounts.
Back to topAccount service fee waived on one eligible transaction account (ANZ Access Advantage account or ANZ One offset account).
Back to topANZ Home Insurance, ANZ Landlord Insurance and ANZ Car Insurance are issued by QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited (QBE) ABN 78 003 191 035 (AFSL 239545). ANZ Mortgage Protection Insurance is jointly issued by OnePath Life Limited (ABN 33 009 657 176) and QBE. This information is of a general nature and has been prepared without taking account of your objectives, financial situation or needs. You should consider whether the information is appropriate for you having regard to your objectives, financial situation and needs. ANZ recommends that you read ANZ Financial Services Guide (PDF 520kB) and the relevant ANZ Home insurance Product Disclosure Statement and Policy (PDF 936kB), ANZ Landlord Insurance Product Disclosure Statement and Policy (PDF 736kB), ANZ Car Insurance Product Disclosure Statement and Policy (PDF 656kB) and ANZ Mortgage Protection Insurance Product Disclosure Statement and Policy (PDF 307kB), available by calling 13 16 14 or visiting anz.com before deciding whether to acquire, or to continue to hold, any of these products. To be entitled to a discount on your insurance you must notify the issuers of these products at the time of application that you are an ANZ Breakfree package customer. Please note for ANZ Home Insurance, ANZ Landlord Insurance and ANZ Car Insurance the discount is only applicable to the first year’s premium. Reference to insurance premium amounts for the purposes of calculating the applicable Breakfree package benefits exclude any stamp duty, GST and other government fees, charges or levies components that are included in the total premium amount paid by you. These discounts are not available in conjunction with any other discount offer made by issuers of these products or ANZ.
Back to topTerms and Conditions, fees and charges apply. Refer to ANZ Personal Account Fees and Charges booklet (PDF 139kB).
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