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Could be tizey - do you work at an accounting firm? If you're close to the 150k mark, Westpac may consider it. Cheers, Redom

Sorry mate, broker speak getting the better of me (if your talking about my last post). The product requires Principle + Interest repayments. Meaning you have to pay some of the principle down, which isn't ideal from a tax perspective if you turn it into an investment property down the...

Yes - but there's no set date provided. No they dont, but you can do a loan split and have an offset attached to variable split. For full 100% fixed offset, try Adelaide bank or TMB. Cheers, Redom

Rates are pretty good, especially in the fixed rate market - as Mick said above. :) In terms of suitability, it is a great option worth exploring. You'll need to check out whether you can service the loan with the ING calculator - they are quite conservative. Your income will need to be...

Depends albanga - plenty of clients walk through broker doors with pretty limited goals through property. Saving them 5k on their one and only transaction is definitely a big a deal. For someone with ambitious goals in property, that 5k is less likely to matter. E.g. in Cbr have a lovely...

Yeah thats about right - it would largely depend on the location. In the ACT i assume it'd be closer to the 300k mark, whereas in Sydney it'd probably be up near 500k. Cheers, Redom

Great policy and fits with ING - particularly for first home buyers!