Tag: interest rate tracker
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NAB Reduces Home Loan Rates to Aid Customers Amid Economic Shifts
NAB has recently announced a reduction in its standard variable home loan interest rate by 0.25% per annum, effective from the end of May 2025. This decision comes in response to the Reserve Bank of Australia’s move to lower the official cash rate, offering relief to customers grappling with the ongoing challenges of living costs.…
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Homeowners Consider Refinancing Amid Record-Low Interest Rates
Following the recent interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia, homeowners are contemplating refinancing their home loans to capitalize on potential savings. With the target cash rate now at its lowest since May 2023, major banks swiftly announced passing on the rate cut benefits to borrowers, prompting many to consider their options. The…
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Speculation Grows: Will Lower Rates Spark Australian Housing Boom?
As interest rates in Australia are on the decline, there is speculation about the potential for another surge in house prices. Mortgage pre-approvals have already started to increase, indicating a growing interest among prospective homebuyers due to the prospect of lower home loan costs. With expectations of further rate cuts, economists are foreseeing the possibility…
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Regional Australia Bank Cuts Mortgage Rates to Attract Borrowers
Regional Australia Bank has made a significant move in the mortgage market by reducing its lowest two-year fixed home loan rate to 5.25% p.a., setting a new competitive standard. This rate cut is targeted at owner-occupiers with a loan-to-value ratio below 60%, offering them a favorable deal on principal and interest repayments. The bank’s decision…
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Australian Banks Lower Interest Rates in Response to RBA
Australia’s Big Four banks have swiftly responded to the Reserve Bank’s recent decision to cut interest rates by 0.25 percentage points, bringing the rate down to 3.85 per cent. This adjustment marks the lowest level for interest rates since May 2023, following the RBA’s decision to maintain the cash rate at 4.1 per cent in…