Westpac Equity Access Loan
5.96%
92%
$120
Moneybuddy says
The Westpac Equity Access loan lets you borrow up to 80% of your property value to spend on what you like - a holiday, investments or renovations. The minimum amount you can borrow is $20,000 and you can make interest only payments or Top-up your loan if you need extra finances.
The Basics
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Headline interest rate 5.96%
Max LVR 92%
Annual fee $120
The cool stuff: features
Draw down loan progressively Not Available
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Loan is Transferable Yes
Line of credit available No
Product suits Owner - Occupier
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Early repayments No
Redraw facility No
Repayment holiday Yes
Ability to split loan No
Extra repayments Yes
Offset account available No
Interest only payments Yes
The ugly stuff: fees
Application fee $600
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* Important note: All information provided by advertiser or taken from advertiser website and correct at time of publishing. If this information is incorrect, please contact us.
Pros
- Borrow 80% of property value
- Holiday periods available
- Port your loan to another property
Cons
- High loan application fee
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