- 21 August 2020
More lenders now offering home loan rates below 2%!
There are more and more lenders offering home loan rates under 2%.
At the end of June this year, homelands started appearing below 2%.
Just on two months later and more lenders are providing rates at this:
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8 lenders are offering owner-occupier rates below 2%
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81 lenders are offering owner-occupier rates below 2.5%
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Lowest variable is 1.95%
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Lowest fixed is 1.98%
If you would like to get access to these rates, hit enquiries@propertyclub.com.au for further information on the great options available for Club members!
Troy Gunasekera
National Manager
Property Club being the leaders in Wealth Creation through property for 25+ years now, with over 20,000+ properties settled by Club members is in the enviable position of being best placed to assist YOU to have a retirement avoiding the pension!
https://www.propertyclub.com.au/contact-us/
Contact your Property Mentor for guidance and assistance on the best deals we have at the moment and let us show you how to avoid the pension!
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