If you want to protect yourself against interest rate rises and to know exactly what your monthly repayments will be, this is the ideal loan for you. Great fixed rates available for periods of 1, 2, 3, 5 and even 10 years.

These loans are available for First Home Owners, Home Movers, Investors, and refinance of existing facilities.

If interest rates rise your loan repayments remain the same during the fixed rate period

Combine a fixed rate with another flexible product to give you an opportunity to repay some of your debt during the fixed rate period

Some lenders allow additional repayments during the fixed rate period

Portability – Even if you sell your existing property and purchase a new one you can keep the same loan with the same interest rate you already enjoy and avoid any potential break costs

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A significant number of lenders have been setting about putting up their fixed mortgage rates over the past three weeks. This usually indicates that the banks are expecting interest rates to go higher.

The rate cycle hit rock bottom a few months back and since then the fixed rates have been steadily climbing

Arguments for fixing

Repayment certainty is the predominant reason for fixing your home loan. A lot of people budget on certain repayments to be made and therefore a fixed home loan is the answer for this type of borrower.

If you are concerned about job security or you think our economy will recover to a point where inflation takes off and the Reserve Bank is forced to put rates up, then fixing can give you a high level of financial certainty.

Arguments against

The downside is most fixed rate home loans are inflexible. You can’t make extra repayments and if you need to change your loan or sell your house, expensive break costs apply.
Break costs are applicable when you sell your property or want to move your fixed rate loan to another product or swap to another lender altogether. This is probably the biggest reason to consider when fixing your home loan.

Before fixing your home loan always consider how long you intend keeping your property and be mindful of any factors out of your control which might force you to sell your property or change your home loan before the fixed period has expired.