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Yes, thank you. Just makes it easier to see the movements when the scale is more compressed..... it would be even better if you set the minimum value of the y-axis to 5.0% and then the y-axis could run from 5% to 10% in 0.5% increments.

Jon, can you please redo that graph from August 1996 onwards only so that the top of the y-axis scale is 10% and the y axis scale is in 1% increments, not 2%.

Ha ha......

Can Greater customers use NAB ATM's without any extra fees ? The lack of branches is not really an issue, but access to (free) ATM's has always been my concern with going with one of the smaller players.

Any thoughts on Greater Building Society ? They have 5 years fixed at 6.1%

Seems too good to be true......... a key question would be Portability.

Thanks silverx and qlds007. Appears I may have been about to go off too early. I see ING are now down to 6.19% 3 year fixed. Citibank at 6.49% 5 year fixed is looking tempting too (pity about the variable rate if I split).

I'm leaning the same way about this being close to the bottom for fixed rates. I can see a few more variable rate cuts being possible, but not expecting them to really plunge.

I see Newcastle Permanent have ended their 5.99% 3 year fixed rate offer and reverted back to 6.28%. None of the other major players (banks, credit unions etc) seemed to follow them down that far. Next best was Suncorp at 6.20%. Do people think we may have hit the bottom of the current...