Which lenders offer 10 year fixed home loans?
Fixed rate home loans are gaining popularity, but the number of lenders offering 10 year fixed products is narrow - find out who offers them.
Newcastle Permanent
Why are customer-owned banks merging?
Two big mergers are slated to happen soon - Heritage and People's Choice, and Newcastle Permanent and Greater Bank. So why is this happening?
NSW mutual banks increase fixed home loan rates
NSW-based mutual banks such as Newcastle Permanent, G&C Mutual, and BCU increased fixed home loan rates this week.
Compare Newcastle Permanent Home Loans
Newcastle Permanent is one of the largest customer-owned banks in Australia and touts itself as an alternative to the big banks.
Newcastle Permanent and Greater Bank set to merge
Two of the largest Hunter-based organisations have announced they will merge to create "Australia's number one customer-owned bank".
Why are home loans rates climbing when the cash rate is still 0.10%?
A fair number of lenders raised rates on home loans this week, including Bankwest, Newcastle Permanent, and Greater Bank. But why?
Customer-owned banks continue growth in tough year for banking
Australia's mutual banks, or customer-owned banks, recorded another year of growth despite the challenges presented by COVID-19.
Bank of Us, Bank First slice home loan rates
In the past week, lenders such as Bank of Us and Bank First cut home loan rates by up to 64 basis points, as two others broke the 2.00% p.a. barrier.
Australian Military Bank marches rates by up to 55 basis points
Yesterday, Australian Military Bank raised interest rates on primarily investment home loans by up to 55 basis points.
A customer-owned bank just cut a fixed home loan down to 2.12%
BCU cut its two-year fixed home loan down to 2.12% p.a today (3.78% p.a comparison rate*).
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