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Find out if you are eligible for the low deposit Home Guarantee Scheme

The Home Guarantee Scheme (HGS) is an Australian Government backed home loan initiative to support eligible home buyers purchase a home sooner with a very low minimum deposit. Plus, with no Lenders Mortgage Insurance, you could save thousands!

  • Your Way Owner Occupier Home Loan

    Keep it simple with our basic low-rate home loan with flexible options to help you to do your home loan, your way.

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      Your Way Home Loan Basic Variable rate (Owner, P&I, LVR up to 60%)
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      Your Way Home Loan Basic comparison rate (Owner, P&I, LVR up to 60%)
    • Fixed and variable rate options
    • Free redraw on the variable portion
    • Make unlimited additional repayments on variable loans
    • Ability to split loan
    • Available for first home loans
  • Your Way Plus Owner Occupier Home Loan

    Take advantage of a home loan with offset, discounted rates for teachers and much more with our package home loan.

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      Your Way Plus Essential Worker^ variable rate (Owner, P&I, LVR up to 60%)
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      Your Way Plus Essential Worker^ comparison rate (Owner, P&I, LVR up to 60%)
    • Discounted Variable rates for life of the loan
    • Establishment fee waived (normally $600)
    • Flexibility to make additional repayments on variable rate loans and up to $10k per anniversary year on fixed rate loans
    • 100% Offset facility so you can pay your loan down faster
    • Available for first home loans

FAQs

What is a comparison rate?

When shopping around for a loan, two of the most important things to look for are the interest rate and the comparison rate. Australian regulation states that when loan interest rates are displayed the comparison rate must also be advertised, but what’s the difference?

A comparison rate gives a truer picture of the cost of borrowing than the interest rate alone.

Essentially, the comparison rate is the “life of loan” rate that considers things like fees and other associated costs across the term of the loan, that helps in comparing loans from one organisation to another.

How much will my home loan repayments be?

Your repayments on a home loan can depend on a number of factors including the amount borrowed, the loan term, the interest rate, and the frequency of repayments.

What is a package home loan?

A package home loan lets you bundle one or more other loans or products with your home loan (such as mortgage offset accounts, credit cards, savings accounts or personal loans) in order to access benefits like discounts and other perks.

You (the borrower) will usually need to provide at least 20% of the purchase price of the property as a deposit. With this level of deposit you can avoid having to pay Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI).

Package loans often charge an annual fee compared to a one-off establishment fee for unpackaged home loans, however the combined package fee is often more cost-effective with borrowers being better off overall as well as unlocking additional savings and discounts.

What are the pros and cons between buying an existing home or a new build?

There is a lot to consider in your decision to either build a brand new home vs buying an established home. It includes a mix of personal preference plus a number of other things to consider specific to your unique situation. It's important to do your homework so we've done some for you. Read more about the good and not so good of both options.

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What is Offset?

Want to pay less interest?

An offset account offers a way to get ahead on repaying your home loan. Instead of being charged interest on the full loan balance, interest is charged on the loan balance minus the balance in the offset account. Depending on how much surplus deposits you have available, this could help reduce interest costs. Use our offset calculator to see what difference an offset account could make you your loan.

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Top up your home loan

Looking to renovate/buy a car/etc?

A home loan top up means you are increasing the amount of your existing variable rate home loan (subject to responsible lending and credit approvals) to source additional funds for any number of purposes such as renovations, buying a car, or to cover unexpected expenses.

Book a call back with a Teachers Mutual Bank Lending Specialist if you would like to know more about topping up your existing home loan.

Calculators

More information to help you on your journey

Calculate your repayments

Simply enter your home loan details into our calculator to see what your repayments might be based on your desired loan amount, repayment type & frequency, interest rate and loan term. Alternatively use this calculator to estimate a target mortgage amount based on how much you think you could afford to repay each month. Try experimenting with different combinations to see the impact on your home loan repayments. For example, you might notice that making ongoing weekly repayments instead of monthly can reduce your total amount of payable interest. Give it a go below.

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