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The ANZ Interest-in-Advance Residential Investment Loan allows you to pay your interest up-front, which may provide taxation benefits, while the fixed rate provides certainty of repayments and safeguards you against increasing interest rates.

Standard Features
 Fixed Term Interest Rate – Interest paid yearly in advance

 1 year 8.50% p.a.         Other Interest Rates

 2 years 8.54% p.a.

 3 years 8.64% p.a.

 4 years 8.64% p.a.

 5 years 8.79% p.a.

 7 years 8.95% p.a.

 10 years 9.15% p.a.

 Loan term 1-5, 7 & 10 year fixed rate terms available. Maximum overall term is 30 years

 Minimum amount $20,000

 Maximum amount 95% of the valuation of the security property

 Lenders Mortgage  Insurance Required if amount borrowed is more than 80% of the valuation of the security property
Key Features
 Make additional  repayments Yes – additional repayments can be made up to a set tolerance amount**. Early repayment costs may apply for additional repayments above the tolerance amount.

 Redraw facility Yes – once your fixed rate period has ended. Redraw allows you to access any additional loan payments you have made during the variable rate period.

 Ability to split loan Yes – Find out more

 Lock Rate Yes – Lock Rate is available on the 1-5 Year Fixed Rate Loans of up to $500,000. This means you keep the advertised interest rate at the time of your application for a maximum of 60 days.

 Interest only payments Yes – up to 10 years
Minimise your repayments and free up cash by paying interest only

 Pay interest in advance Yes – consult your tax or financial adviser – you may gain tax benefits by paying your interest upfront. Interest in advance frequency options include yearly, half yearly, quarterly and monthly.
Fees, Charges and Discounts
 Loan Approval Fee
 (LAF)
$500
A Valuation Administration Fee may apply (PDF, 388kb).

 Discounts Yes - on your Loan Approval Fee (maximum $100):

At least one of the following = $100 discount:

  • Periodical Payment from an ANZ account for loan repayment, or
  • salary credited to an ANZ account, or
  • ANZ credit card holder.

Purchase one of the following insurance products = $100 discount:

  • ANZ Mortgage Protection Insurance, or
  • ANZ Home Insurance, or
  • ANZ Residential Investment Property Insurance.

 Loan Administration  Charge $10 per month (Applies during fixed interest rate period)

 Redraw fee $25 redraw fee, $2,000 minimum redraw (additional conditions apply).

 Early Repayment  Administration Fee $300 if you fully prepay your entire loan during the fixed rate period. Only applies to loan agreements made on or after 1 November 1996.

 Early Repayment Cost May be payable if and when you repay your loan in full, or make an early or additional repayment, during the fixed interest rate period. The definition and method of calculation are set out in the Consumer Lending Terms and Conditions booklet under the heading 'Repaying Your Loan Early During a Fixed Interest Rate Period'.
Consumer Lending Terms and Conditions booklet (PDF, 547kb).

 Locked rate fee $600 plus 0.15% of the loan amount payable at application. Maximum loan amount of $500,000 applies. Lock Rate allows the interest rate to be held at the time of application for a maximum period of 60 days.

 Converting or  renegotiating Find out more
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** For more information regarding the tolerance please visit any ANZ branch or phone the Home Loan Hotline on 1800 100 641 8am - 11pm EST seven days a week.

Terms and conditions available on application. Fees and charges apply.

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