Citibank Basic Mortgage
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Moneybuddy says
The Citibank Basic Mortgage is the bank's Basic Variable loan. You can split this loan up to * times to guard against rate rises, and take advantage when variable rates lower. You can also make unlimited redraws to access cash when you need it. Portability means you can take the loan with you when you buy a new property. Make interest only payments monthly and make extra payments without penalty.
The Basics
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The cool stuff: features
Draw down loan progressively No
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Loan is Transferable Yes
Line of credit available Yes
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The Facts & Figures
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Early repayments No
Redraw facility Yes
Repayment holiday No
Ability to split loan Yes
Extra repayments Yes
Offset account available No
Interest only payments Yes
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* Important note: All product information comes from the product provider or an affiliate and to the best of our knowledge is correct at time of publishing.
Pros
- Unlimited redraws
- Line of credit
- Interest only repayments
Cons
- No ***% offset
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