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ANZ Fixed Rate home loan

Our fixed rate home loan gives you the certainty of knowing what your repayments will be during the fixed period. Plus, you won't pay any ANZ set up or ongoing fees on your home loan.disclaimer

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If you're buying your first home, you could get $3,000 to spend however you like, plus support from an ANZ First Home Coach. Available to eligible first home buyers with an ANZ home loan of $250,000 or more.

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Discounted 3 year fixed rate when borrowing 80% or less of the property valuedisclaimeron owner occupied home loan with principal and interest repayments.

Comparison rate calculated on a loan amount of $150,000 over a term of 25 years based on monthly payments, including any applicable interest rate discounts. 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.

What is a fixed rate home loan?

With a fixed rate home loan your interest rate and repayments stay the same during the agreed fixed period. When your fixed rate terms ends, your home loan will switch to a variable rate and your repayments will change. You may be able to fix your rate again for another period.

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  • Repayment certainty
  • Easier budgeting

Fixed or variable home loan

One of the benefits of a fixed home loan rate is knowing what your repayments will be, so you can budget with certainty. However, if rates fall during the fixed rate period, you'll miss out on the reduction. You may also be charged early repayment costs if, for example, you change certain terms of your loan or make early or additional repayments.

If you're after a more flexible home loan where your interest rate could change, consider our standard variable home loan. You could also consider splitting your loan into part fixed, part variable rate.

ANZ Standard Variable home loan   Consider a split loan

Learn more about the difference between variable and fixed home loans.

Fixed home loan rates

Why choose a fixed home loan?

  • No ongoing fees
    You won’t pay any ANZ set up or ongoing fees on your home loan.disclaimer
  • Discounted interest rate
    Get a discounted interest rate based on your Loan to Value Ratio (LVR). Higher discounts may apply if your LVR is 80% or less.
  • Lock in a rate
    Found a great rate but not yet ready to draw down on your loan? You can apply to lock in an interest rate for up to 90 days (terms and conditions and a fee of $750 per $1m in lending (or part thereof) apply).disclaimer
  • Offset account on 1-year fixed loans
    With an ANZ One Offset account, you could offset the amount you owe on your 1 year fixed rate home loan and you'll only be charged interest on the difference. A fee of $10 per month applies.
  • Make interest only paymentsdisclaimer 
    You can apply for a loan with interest only payments for an agreed term (5 years maximum for owner occupied and 10 years maximum for investment property).disclaimer Making interest only payments may suit you in some circumstances.
  • You could pay interest in advancedisclaimer
    With an ANZ Fixed Residential Investment loan, if you pre-pay the following year's interest for your investment property, you may be able to structure your interest payments for tax purposes.

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With our new simpler home loan fee structure you'll only pay for the features you choose to use, and you won't be charged any ANZ set up or ongoing fees.disclaimer

Here are all the fees you won’t be charged on your home loan, plus some facts and figures you should know.

The fees and charges shown are current and applicable for loans applied for on or from 19 March 2022. For further information, see ANZ Personal Banking General Fees and Charges (PDF 155kb).

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Loan to Value Ratio Calculator

You can apply for a discounted interest rate based on your Loan to Value Ratio (LVR). Higher discounts may apply if your LVR is 80% or less.

Your LVR is the amount you're looking to borrow, divided by the value of the property you want to buydisclaimerand expressed as a percentage. For instance, if you're borrowing $400,000 to buy a $500,000 property, your LVR would be 80%.

  

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  • Applying for a home loan
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  • Refinancing your home loan
  • Interest rate enquiry

As well as any other home loan queries you may have.

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Your home loan questions answered

Fixed rate home loans have a fixed interest rate for a set period of time. That means the interest rate you pay on your home loan doesn’t change during that period.

Home loan interest rates can go up or down at different times, so fixing your home loan interest rate can provide greater certainty. If interest rates were to increase, you would continue to pay your lower fixed rate for the duration of the fixed period. However, if interest rates were to fall, you wouldn’t be able to benefit from the reduction during your fixed rate period.

If there is a great fixed interest rate on offer at the time of your loan application and you’d like to secure that rate, talk to your lender about whether applying to lock in that rate is an option for you (a Lock Rate fee will apply).

   

The fixed interest rate for your loan is the rate that applies on the day the loan is drawn down (not at the time of application) so there’s a chance it could change during that period.  If you're keen to lock in an interest rate you can do so by paying a Lock Rate fee that will secure the interest rate as it applies on the date of payment for up to 90 days.

A Lock Rate fee of $750 per $1 million of lending (or part thereof) applies.  This means a fee of $750 applies for any loan up to $1 million, then $1,500 for any loan amount between $1 million and $2 million. If you have more than one loan, the same rule will apply to each loan. Here are a few examples:

  • For a single loan of $400,000, the fee would be $750
  • For a single loan of $1,300,000 the fee would be $1,500
  • For two fixed loans of $1,300,000 and $400,000, the fee would be $2,250

Talk to your home loan specialist for more information.

   

Generally, you can choose how long you would like to fix your home loan interest rate. ANZ offers fixed home loan rates for one, two, three, four, five, seven and 10-year loan terms.

  

When your fixed rate term ends, a variable interest rate will then apply to your home loan and your repayment amount will change. If you don’t want to stay with the variable rate, you may be able to fix your rate again for another period (talk to your lender about whether that could be an option for you). 

  

An advantage of a fixed interest rate is the certainty that your home loan repayments will stay the same throughout the fixed rate term. You won't have to worry about rate changes and how they could affect your repayments. This can make budgeting easier.

However, if you want to make additional repayments, pay off your loan early or refinance during the fixed rate period, you may need to pay Early repayment costs (PDF, 168KB). Be careful and check with ANZ before doing this as early repayment costs can be very large, and can change from day to day.

Fixed home loan rates could work for you if your priorities are certainty and stability. Just remember that the trade-off is flexibility and the benefit of interest rate reductions (if they occur during your fixed rate period).

   

Fixed home loan rates mean the interest rates on your home loan are locked in for a set period. Rate changes will not affect you and your repayments will remain the same during the fixed rate term. Fixed rate home loans provide certainty and stability. However, you may be charged costs if you change any of the terms of the loan, for example, make additional repayments above a permitted limit.

Variable home loan rates can change from time to time. This is great if interest rates go down but your budget would need to cover the possibility of rates going up as well. Variable rate home loans offer greater flexibility because you can make additional repayments and redraw, pay off your loan early or take advantage of an offset account.

As both fixed and variable rate loans have pros and cons, split loans are a way to get the best of both worlds. For example, you could split a $400,000 loan 50/50, with half in an ANZ Fixed Loan and the other half in an ANZ Standard Variable Loan

You can split your loan into whatever ratio of fixed and variable suits you.

  

A comparison rate is designed to help you work out the total cost of a home loan by building the known costs like up-front and ongoing fees into that rate. It doesn’t include things like government charges, redraw fees or fee waivers. 

You can use comparison rates to help you compare the cost of different home loans with similar features. When deciding which home loan is right for you, it’s important to think about what features each home loan offers, and how much these matter to you. Keep in mind that you may not necessarily pay the comparison rate that is advertised for your loan type.  This is because, for example, you may not pay all the fees and charges which the comparison rate includes.

  

It’s not so much about whether a fixed or variable home loan is better than the other. Both offer different benefits, so it’s about which one is better for you, taking into account your particular circumstances, objectives and needs.

Fixed rate home loans provide more certainty because your interest rate and repayments are locked in for the duration. However, there can be less flexibility in making additional repayments, paying off the loan early and refinancing before the term is up.

On the other hand, variable rate home loans can provide the flexibility of making additional payments and redrawing when needed, using an offset account and paying off the loan early. However, variable rates go up and down, so there’s less certainty about your repayment amounts. Your minimum repayment amount will be lower when rates go down but it will also go up if rates increase, which can make budgeting more challenging.

If you can't decide between fixed and variable rates, you might want to consider splitting your loan. That way you can enjoy the benefits of both options. 

Learn more about the difference between variable and fixed home loans.

    

You may have to pay a break cost (also known as Early repayment costs (PDF, 168KB) if you pay off your fixed rate loan before it's full duration, switch to another loan before the end of the fixed term or make early or additional payments. This cost can be very large and can change from day to day.

  

If you choose interest only, the minimum payment amount on your loan will be lower during the interest only period because you are not required to repay any of the loan principal. You will have to repay the principal down the track and so you may end up paying 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, with each repayment, you're paying off interest charges as well as some of the loan principal.

Learn more about payment types.

  

LVR stands for 'Loan to Value Ratio' and it's the amount you’re looking to borrow, calculated as a percentage of the value of the property you want to buy (as assessed by ANZ). For instance if you’re borrowing $400,000 to buy a $500,000 property, your LVR would be 80% (because $400,000 is 80% of $500,000).

LVR is important because it may affect your borrowing power. Generally, the lower the LVR the better, as it carries less risk for the lender. If your LVR is above 80% (that is, you're looking to borrow more than 80% of the value of the property you want to buy), you may need to pay Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI). This insurance protects the lender - ANZ, not you - if you default on your home loan and there’s a shortfall following the sale of the property. Generally speaking the higher your LVR, the more LMI will cost.

Learn more about ANZ LMI with our Key Fact Sheet (PDF) or read our article on Lenders Mortgage Insurance.

*Property value is ANZ's valuation of the security property and may be different to the price you pay for a property.

 

  

Your Loan to Value Ratio (LVR) is the amount you’re looking to borrow, calculated as a percentage of the value of the property you want to buy*. For instance if you’re borrowing $400,000 to buy a $500,000 property, your LVR would be 80% (because $400,000 is 80% of $500,000).

The calculator will show your estimated LVR rounded up to one decimal point. For instance if your estimated LVR is calculated as 80.01%, it will be rounded up to 80.1%. Having an LVR of 80% or less (and for some loans 70% or less) means you could access some of ANZ’s higher discounts, and may be able to avoid paying Lenders Mortgage Insurance (which protects the lender if you default on your loan). Learn more about ANZ Lenders Mortgage Insurance with our Key Fact Sheet (PDF).

Generally, the lower your LVR the better. This is because from the lender’s perspective, a lower LVR carries less risk. Plus, a lower LVR means you’ll have more equity in your home from the start. Find out more about LVR and what it means for your home loan.

*Property value is ANZ's valuation of the security property and may be different to the price you pay for a property.

If you choose to make interest only payments on an ANZ Fixed Rate, your fixed period and interest only period will be the same. For instance, if you choose to pay interest only payments for two years, your home loan will be a two-year ANZ Fixed Rate, reverting to Principal and Interest payments on a variable rate at the end of the 2 years.

To estimate home loan repayments with a new home loan

  1. Enter the details of the type of home loan you’re looking for then choose an ANZ rate from the interest rate drop down. 
  2. You can ‘Add a new scenario’ and choose a different ANZ home loan rate to compare estimated repayments for different scenarios side by side.

To compare current and future estimated repayments based on a different rate

  1. Enter the details of your existing home loan. If you have a redraw balance on your loan, add that amount on top of your existing loan amount. For instance if you have a loan balance of $600,000 plus a $50,000 redraw amount, enter $650,000 as your loan amount. Any redraw balance will have an effect on your estimated repayments.
  2. Choose ‘Enter my own interest rate’ and enter your current interest rate to see your approximate current repayments. (To check your current interest rate, log in to ANZ Internet Banking and click on your home loan account, or in the ANZ mobile app tap your home loan account and go to 'View home loan details’.) 
  3. Tap ‘Add a new scenario’ and either choose an ANZ rate from the drop down menu or enter your own rate to see estimated repayments based on the different rate.
  4. Compare your current and estimated new repayment for a different scenario to see the difference.
  

The information on this page does not take into account your personal needs and financial circumstances and you should consider whether it is appropriate for you and read the relevant terms and conditionsProduct Disclosure Statement and the ANZ Financial Services Guide (PDF) before acquiring any product. 

Applications for credit subject to approval. Terms and conditions available on application. Fees and charges apply. Australian credit licence number 234527.

The target market for these products can be found within the product’s Target Market Determination, available here.

Repayment Calculator

All applications for credit are subject to ANZ credit approval criteria. Product terms and conditions are available on application.

This is an estimate for illustrative purposes only and is based on the limited information provided. It does not constitute an offer of credit. To apply for an ANZ Home Loan you must complete an application.

The estimated repayment amount does not include any fees or charges.

If a Variable Rate Loan is selected, the interest rate will be subject to change throughout the term of the Loan, which can impact on repayment amounts.

Results are based on approximate amortised scheduled repayments and do not take into account interest rate changes or other events that may change repayment amounts on a loan.

For fixed rate loans, once the fixed rate period expires, the loan reverts to a standard variable rate loan and repayment amounts will change.

For interest only loans, once the interest only period expires, the loan will revert to the applicable variable principal and interest rate for the remainder of the loan term (unless another interest only period is taken). At the end of the interest only period, minimum repayment amounts may increase to cover principal and interest. Interest only loans are not for everyone and you should consider if this is the right strategy for you.

Where a custom fixed or interest only rate has been selected, once the fixed or interest only period expires, the loan reverts to a standard variable rate loan with principal and interest repayments. In calculating these repayments, the repayment calculator will use the standard variable rate that most closely aligns with the Loan to Value Ratio (LVR) implied by the custom rate selected.

Interest rates are current as at  and are subject to change.

ANZ Home Loans are available for periods between of at least 1 year and up to 30 years in duration.

ANZ Home Loans are available for a minimum of $20,000 for new Standard Variable and new Fixed Rate loans and $50,000 for new Simplicity PLUS home loans. This calculator has been set to a maximum of $9,900,000 but you can apply for a higher amount.

Applications for credit are subject to ANZ credit approval criteria. Terms and conditions, and fees and charges apply. Australian credit licence number 234527.

The interest rate shown includes an interest rate discount from the index rate. For ANZ Standard Variable, this discount is  for loans with a Loan to Value Ratio (LVR) of greater than 80% and  for loans with a LVR 80% or less. For ANZ Fixed, this discount is  for loans with a LVR greater than 80% and  for loans with a LVR 80% or less. 

* The rate shown is the Simplicity PLUS Home Loan index less the applicable special offer discount. Rates are subject to change. Eligibility criteria apply to special offer discounts, including $50,000 or more in new or additional ANZ lending. Offers can be withdrawn or changed anytime.

LVR is the amount you're looking to borrow, calculated as a percentage of the value of the property you want to buy. Property value is ANZ's valuation of the security property and may be different to the price you pay for a property.

Borrowing power calculator

Applications for credit are subject to ANZ credit approval criteria. Terms and conditions, and fees and charges apply. Australian credit licence number 234527.

The estimate is based on the accuracy of the information provided. It is also based on a loan term of 30 years, payment type principal and interest and either an ANZ Simplicity PLUS rate for home loans or an ANZ Simplicity PLUS rate for residential investment property loan depending on the type of property you have selected. Rate includes a special offer discount when borrowing 80% or less of the property value (which is subject to change). Eligibility criteria apply to special offer discounts for ANZ Simplicity PLUS home loans, including $50,000 or more in new or additional lending. Offer can be withdrawn or changed anytime. The estimate might be different if payment type is interest only or if a different interest rate discount applies. It does not constitute an offer of credit. To apply for an ANZ Home Loan you must complete an application. All applications for credit are subject to ANZ credit approval criteria. ANZ does not store the information you provided to generate this document.

The calculation of estimated maximum home loan borrowing power excludes Lenders Mortgage Insurance. The value of the security property is also considered in any credit assessment criteria.

Minimum loan amounts apply to different loan types. For more information, visit anz.com or contact us.

Other home loan fees including Late Payment Fee, Lock Rate Fee, Early Repayment Cost (Fixed Rate Loans) and ANZ Equity Manager facility fee still apply. Loan security fees including Lodgement Fee, Production Fee, Settlement Fee and Search Fee still apply however will not be charged on establishment of a loan. Government fees and charges (including government search fees and stamp duty) may still apply.

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Offer can be withdrawn at any time. Maximum one bonus per eligible loan, individual may only claim once. Available for eligible First Home Buyers who purchase or construct their first property and take out an Eligible ANZ Home Loan of $250,000 or more. To be eligible to receive the bonus First Home Buyers must hold an ANZ Access Advantage, ANZ Plus or ANZ One offset account at loan drawdown. Drawdown on the Eligible ANZ Home Loan(s) must take place within 180 days from applying. See the full Terms and Conditions (PDF) for this offer. Fees, charges and eligibility criteria apply.

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Property value is ANZ's valuation of the security property and may be different to the price you pay for a property.

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Offer can be withdrawn at any time. Limit of one cashback within any 12 month period. Offer is $2,000 cashback with 80.00% LVR or less, loans with LVR above 80% are not eligible for cashback. Paid within 60 days to an eligible ANZ account. You must drawdown the Eligible ANZ Home Loan(s) within 120 days from applying. See the full Terms and Conditions (PDF) for this offer. Fees, charges, eligibility criteria apply.

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The interest rate shown includes an interest rate discount from the index rate. For ANZ Standard Variable, this discount is  for loans with a Loan to Value Ratio (LVR) of greater than 80% and  for loans with a LVR 80% or less. For ANZ Fixed, this discount is  for loans with a LVR greater than 80% and  for loans with a LVR 80% or less. 

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Rates shown apply during the fixed period of your loan. After the fixed period, your rate will switch to the applicable variable rate for a principal and interest loan.

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Interest rates shown on this page are current as at  and are subject to change. For all applicable fees & charges please see the ANZ Personal Banking Account Fees and Charges (PDF)ANZ Personal Banking General Fees and Charges (PDF) and your letter of offer.

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Comparison rate calculated on a loan amount of $150,000 over a term of 25 years based on monthly payments, including any applicable interest rate discounts. 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.

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Property value is ANZ's valuation of the security property and may be different to the price you pay for a property. 

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The fixed rate is set on the day the loan is drawn down. If you want to lock in a rate prior to drawdown, you can ask ANZ about options for locking in a fixed rate before settlement on eligible loans. A fee of $750 per $1 million of lending (or part thereof) applies. Available for fixed rate loans with terms of 1-5 years. Terms and Conditions available on application.

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Index rate current as at  and subject to change. The index rate (or reference rate) does not include any interest rate discounts that may apply.

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Rates shown apply during the interest only period of your loan. Choose from 1-5 year interest only terms for owner occupied on an ANZ Standard Variable (Land Loan up to three years) and ANZ Fixed (Land Loan up to three years) and choose from 1-5, 7 and 10 year interest only terms for residential investments on an ANZ Standard Variable (Land Loan up to one year), ANZ Fixed (Land Loan up to one year) and ANZ Simplicity PLUS. If you choose to make interest only payments on ANZ Fixed, your fixed period and interest only period will be the same. After the interest only period, your rate will switch to the applicable variable rate for a principal and interest loan. At the end of the interest only period, minimum repayment amounts may increase to cover principal and interest. Interest only loans are not for everyone and you should consider if this is the right strategy for you.

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Interest only loans are not for everyone and you should consider if this is the right strategy for you. Applications are subject to credit assessment.

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Subject to ANZ's credit assessment criteria.

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Terms and Conditions, fees and charges apply please refer to the ANZ Consumer Lending Terms and Conditions (PDF 412kB).

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For ANZ Fixed Rate loans, you can make early or additional repayments up to a set available tolerance amount (the lesser of 5% of the loan amount at the start of the current fixed rate period or $5,000) each year of the fixed rate period, without triggering an Early Repayment Cost.  An Early Repayment Cost may be incurred if, during the fixed rate period, the available tolerance amount is exceeded, the loan is fully repaid or refinanced, or ANZ agrees to change the interest rate at your request. Please be aware that Early Repayment Costs can be very large. Terms and Conditions apply please refer to the ANZ Consumer Lending Terms and Conditions (PDF 296kB) and ANZ Fixed Rate Loans - What happens if you repay some or all of it early? (PDF 140kB). Alternatively please visit any ANZ branch or phone the Home Loan Hotline on 1800 100 641, 8:00am to 8:00pm (AEST), Monday to Friday.

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Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI) is paid by the borrower and protects ANZ in the event that the borrower defaults and a shortfall arises following the sale of the security property. ANZ usually requires LMI where the Loan to Value Ratio (LVR) is above 80% (depending on the type of property). For some property types, LMI might be required when LVR is less than 80%.

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Estimated LVR is based on the limited information provided and is for illustrative purposes only. Estimated LVR is rounded up to one decimal place. For example, an estimated LVR of 80.01% will be rounded up to 80.1%. The value of the property (as assessed by ANZ) may differ from your estimate. It does not constitute a quote or an offer for credit. To apply for an ANZ home loan you must complete an application. All applications for credit are subject to ANZ's credit approval criteria.

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ANZ may provide pre-approval (also known as approval in principle or conditional approval) to eligible customers who apply for an ANZ home loan and complete an application form and satisfy any other applicable requirements. Pre-approval is an approval for a loan subject to conditions being met, including that security is satisfactory to ANZ. Australian Credit Licence Number 234527.

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ANZ Mobile Lenders operate as an independently operated ANZ Mortgage Solutions franchise of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ) ABN 11 005 357 522. Australian Credit Licence Number 234527.

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