When you apply for your home loan, one of your key decisions is to choose a fixed interest rate, a variable interest rate, or a combination of both. Throughout the life of your home loan, you’ll have the opportunity to switch between a fixed or variable interest rate, or to switch to a split rate home loan.
Each type of loan offers benefits, so you’ll need to choose what suits your individual situation and your outlook on interest rate movements. We’ll help you with a home loan switch when you decide you’re ready to make a change.
| Your home loan | The benefits |
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| Variable Interest Rate |
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| Splitting your loan |
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If you think it might be time to switch between fixed and variable rates, speak to one of our home loan experts on 13 33 30 or drop by any St.George branch.
The information on our website is prepared without knowing your personal financial circumstances. Before you act on this general information, please consider if it’s right for you. If you need help, call 13 33 30.
1 Rate lock requests are subject to our approval. Fees apply.
2 Redraw requests are subject to our approval. Fees apply. For fixed interest rate loan redraws only available for loans fixed after 30 November 2009 (up to a maximum of $10,000 or break costs may be payable).
3Where a fixed rate term applies, after the fixed rate period expires, the interest rate will revert to the relevant standard variable rate.