Posted Monday, 04 February 2013 at 17:16 by Shape Home Loans
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For a limited time only, till 30th of June- we can guarantee a discount for the life of the loan of 0.96% -1.11% off the standard variable rate depending on your loan amount and LVR.
Features of Macquarie bank:
Loan Ratio ( LVR) conditions | Discount | Rate as of 4th Feb 2013 |
<80% LVR ( 20% deposit/equity) |
-1.01% |
5.44% |
>80% LVR ( less than 20% deposit/equity) | -0.96% | 5.49% |
Loan Ratio ( LVR) conditions | Discount | Rate as of 4th Feb 2013 |
<80% LVR ( 20% deposit/equity) |
-1.11% |
5.34% |
>80% LVR ( less than 20% deposit/equity) | -1.06% | 5.39% |
*Total loan amount can be aggregated lending, meaning it can be for more than one security/property.
After saving up for 3 years, Tanya and John decides to buy their first home with an 10% deposit.
Property value: $450,000
Deposit: 10%
LVR: 90%
Loan amount:$405,000
Standard Macquarie Bank's rate: 6.45%
Discount: -0.96%
Rate: 5.49%
Sarah has an $520,000 home loan with one of the Big 4 banks secured against a property that she bought two years ago for $650,000. Her interest current rate is 5.71%.
Her property has gone up in value, and has been re-valued at $730,000 and she has also saved up $80,000 cash, she wishes to purchase her first investment property.
Refinance current home loan with an equity release, using a split loan structure.
Loan refinanced: $520,000
New property value: $730,000
Equity at 80% LVR value: $64,000 ( 730x80% - 520)
Equity of $64,000 can be used as deposit towards the new investment property, also since we have organize a split loan the interest paid on this new loan ($64,000) is also tax deducible.
New Investment Property value: $550,000
Deposit: 20%
LVR: 80%
Loan amount:$440,0000
TOTAL loan: $1,024,000
Total LVR: 80%
Standard Macquarie Bank's rate: 6.45%
Discount: -1.11%
Rate: 5.34%
A Saving of $3,122 per year in interest from this refinance/new discounted rate
****Note: Loans are NOT cross securities, all separate stand alone security and home loans.