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  • Senior Content Writer, Mozo
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Car loans in Australia

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By Jasmine Gearie Verified
| Mozo Verified
Not everyone can afford to buy a car outright, so if you’re in need of some extra cash before getting the keys to a new vehicle, a car loan is one option to help. Whether you want a new or used car, it’s important to compare car loans features and look at personalised quotes before you jump online or head into a car dealership. Secured vs unsecured car loans A secured car loan means that if you’re unable to make your car repayments, your lender can seize the car and sell it to recoup its costs.
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Westpac Flexi First Option vs Greater Bank Great Rate Home Loan

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By Jasmine Gearie Verified
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Sign up for our newsletter Get rate updates, news and money-saving tips. Westpac’s lowest variable rate is its Flexi First Option Home Loan, with a discounted offer available if you apply online. Greater Bank is a customer-owned bank and anyone can apply for its home loans – though the property must be located in New South Wales, Queensland or the ACT. Greater’s rate for borrowers at 80% LVR beats Westpac’s rate at 70% LVR.
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Macquarie Bank follows Westpac Group in lifting fixed rate home loans

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By Jasmine Gearie Verified
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In a sign that major banks are rethinking the chances of another rate cut, Macquarie Bank has increased its fixed rate home loans by as much as 0.20% p.a. This comes just days after the Westpac Group (Westpac, St.George, Bank of Melbourne, BankSA) made similar moves across its fixed home loan portfolio, putting fixed rates up by as much as 0.35% p.a. for two-year terms.
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