Fixed-rate mortgages in AU

See a list of the top fixed-rate home loans

Updated: 01.09.2026

Quick Rates Review

Compare top financial options at a glance. Comprehensive analysis for each listed offer is available further down the page

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Institution
Rate (APR/APY)
Sum & Term
1
Queensland Country Bank Queensland Country Bank
5.74%

Flexible Amount

10950 days

2
G&C Mutual Bank G&C Mutual Bank
5.80%

Flexible Amount

10950 days

3
ING Bank ING Bank
5.99%

Up to $50,000

10950 days

4
IMB Bank IMB Bank
5.99%

Up to $10,000

10950 days

5
G&C Mutual Bank G&C Mutual Bank
6.05%

Flexible Amount

10950 days

6
Queensland Country Bank Queensland Country Bank
6.24%

Flexible Amount

10950 days

7
Bank of Melbourne Bank of Melbourne
6.29% - 6.69%

Flexible Amount

365 - 1825 days

8
Westpac Bank Westpac Bank
6.29% - 6.44%

Up to $150,000

365 - 1825 days

9
Commonwealth Bank (CBA) Commonwealth Bank (CBA)
6.34% - 8.57%

Flexible Amount

365 - 1825 days

10
NAB NAB
6.34% - 6.69%

Flexible Amount

365 - 1825 days

11
ANZ Bank ANZ Bank
6.34% - 7.44%

Up to $20,000

365 - 3650 days

12
Bank of Queensland (BOQ) Bank of Queensland (BOQ)
6.35% - 7.84%

Flexible Amount

730 - 1825 days

13
Bank of Sydney Bank of Sydney
6.39% - 7.14%

Flexible Amount

9125 days

14
Bankwest Bankwest
6.49% - 6.89%

$20,000 - $10,000,000

12 - 10950 days

15
St. George Bank St. George Bank
6.49%

Flexible Amount

Flexible Term

16
Bank of Sydney Bank of Sydney
6.59% - 7.14%

Flexible Amount

9125 days

17
Gateway Bank Gateway Bank
6.74%

Flexible Amount

Flexible Term

Quick Expert Insights

Interest Rates
Average:6.26%
Range:5.74% - 8.57%
Product Term
Minimum: 12 days
Maximum: 30 years
Limit / Amount
Min Entry:$10,000
Max Limit:$10,000,000
Analysis of 17 offers shows an average rate of 6.26%, with the absolute market maximum reaching 8.57%. Flexible terms from 12 days are available at Bankwest, while Queensland Country Bank offers terms up to 30 years . The lowest entry is $10,000 (via IMB Bank).

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ANZ Bank

ANZ Fixed Rate home loan

Rate: 6.34% - 7.44%

Sum: $20,000

Term: 1 years - 10 years

💰 Fees & Rates

  • ANZ set up and ongoing fees: $0
  • Lock rate fee: $750 per $1 million (available for 1-5 year terms)
  • Early repayment cost: Determined at time of early repayment if exceeding tolerance
  • Late payment fee: $20
  • Settlement, Production, and Lodgement fees: $160 each
  • Search fee: $50
  • ANZ One Offset account fee (available for 1-year fixed loans only): $10 per month

📋 Important Terms

  • Rate Locking: Interest rate is set on drawdown day unless locked via the 90-day Rate Lock option
  • Early Repayment Tolerance: Pay up to 5% of the loan amount or $5,000 (whichever is less) extra per year without penalty
  • Term Expiry: Loan automatically reverts to a variable rate at the end of the fixed period
  • Interest Only Options: Available for up to 5 years for owner-occupiers and 10 years for investment loans
  • Investment Benefit: Ability to pay interest in advance for tax purposes on residential investment loans
  • LVR Requirements: Discounted rates applied for Loan to Value Ratios (LVR) of 80% or less

💡 Adviser’s Tip

Olesya Krasavtseva
Olesya Krasavtseva Analytic & Editor at Prostobank Consulting

The primary advantage of the ANZ Fixed Rate home loan is the absolute repayment certainty and the absence of setup or ongoing administration fees, providing a transparent cost structure compared to many Canadian "Big Five" alternatives like RBC or TD. The main disadvantage is the highly restrictive early repayment policy; exceeding the $5,000 or 5% annual threshold can trigger significant break costs, whereas Canadian fixed-rate products often allow for 10% to 20% annual lump-sum prepayments. This loan is ideal for disciplined budgeters and investment property owners who value tax-efficient pre-payment options and do not intend to make substantial extra repayments or refinance during the fixed term.

Bank of Melbourne

Split home loan

Term: 1 years - 5 years

💰 Fees & Rates

  • Fee to split: $0.
  • Break costs: Apply if prepayments on the fixed portion exceed $30,000 during the fixed term.
  • Switch fee: May apply if switching products or repayment types before the fixed term ends.
  • Redraw fee: $0 for activated redraw facilities.

📋 Important Terms

  • Structure: Loan divided into up to four separate accounts with both fixed and variable rates.
  • Fixed Term: Options available from 1 to 5 years.
  • Prepayment Threshold: $30,000 total for the entire fixed period (for loans fixed after 18/08/2019).
  • Variable Portion: Unlimited additional repayments and redraws (up to $100k daily online).
  • Offset Facility: Available only on the Standard Variable Rate portion, not on the Basic home loan or fixed portion.

💡 Adviser’s Tip

Olesya Krasavtseva
Olesya Krasavtseva Analytic & Editor at Prostobank Consulting

The primary advantage of the Split Home Loan is the balanced risk management, allowing borrowers to hedge against rising interest rates with a fixed component while maintaining liquidity through the variable portion. The main disadvantage is the complexity of managing multiple accounts and the strict $30,000 cap on extra repayments for the fixed side, which can trigger significant break costs if exceeded. Compared to Canadian Big Five banks like RBC or Scotiabank, which offer similar "mix and match" mortgage products, Bank of Melbourne’s inclusion of a $30k prepayment allowance on the fixed portion is relatively generous. This product is ideal for Australian homeowners who want the peace of mind of fixed repayments but also wish to use an offset account or make lump-sum payments to shorten their loan term.

Bank of Melbourne

Fixed rate home loan

Rate: 6.29% - 6.69%

Term: 1 years - 5 years

💰 Fees & Rates

  • Lending establishment fee: $0 (with Advantage Package)
  • Loan account fee: $0 (with Advantage Package)
  • Annual package fee: $395
  • Rate Lock fee: 0.15% of the loan amount (minimum $500)

📋 Important Terms

  • Fixed Period: 1 to 5 years
  • LVR Requirement: Up to 70%
  • Repayment Frequency: Weekly, fortnightly, or monthly
  • Rate Lock: Valid for up to 90 days
  • Investment Benefit: 0.2% p.a. discount for interest paid in advance

💡 Adviser’s Tip

Olesya Krasavtseva
Olesya Krasavtseva Analytic & Editor at Prostobank Consulting

The primary advantage is the rate certainty for up to five years, protecting against market fluctuations. The main disadvantage is the high Rate Lock fee and limited flexibility for extra repayments compared to variable options. Compared to the Big Five Canadian banks like RBC or TD, the 90-day Rate Lock provides a secure transition during settlement. It is best suited for risk-averse owner-occupiers with a 30% deposit.

Bank of Queensland (BOQ)

Fixed Rate Home Loan

Rate: 6.35% - 7.84%

Term: 2 years - 5 years