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How good is this rate now looking after today's fixed rate hikes by the banks. I have a smile on my face

Tell me the loan amount and i'll give you the P&I repayments..and over what period of loan 25 or 30 years

I think that 5 years starting with a 5 you would be dreaming...even the very high 5's.... 5.99% a slight possibility.

I think a lot of people are dreaming to get 5 year fix sub 5%

Correct I just got this:

I have been told from Westpac that it is only just rumours that this rate is about to go. A lot of other banks are trying to start rumours. My current personal banker at NAB told me that it was an error and that they withdrew the rate already . I have to refer him to the westpac home...

Well NAB won't come to the party, offered to reduce my variable rate by 0.1%. We met with Westpac yesterday afternoon and this morning we recieving approval subject to valuatrion which won't be a problem to not only refinance 1 of the 3 but to borrow for an additional place.

You would be serving a PPOR loan of $177 k, and and wither a Line of Credit of $50k and an IP loan of $200, or just a IP loan of $250k if you were using the same bank and cross colateralising. At 4.99% the interest payments would be $240 a week, so you do the maths on the rental return in the...

Well the NAB can stick it ( well at least for 2 of our properties) I have just made an appointment for tomorrow afternoon with Westpac to refinance 1 of our places and to do the finance for the new one.

Well I contacted my personal banker and he is consulting the powers that be about matching the rate.

We are currently with the NAB and they have been annoying me over the last few months, we have low LVR somewhere between 40-60% deopending on whose valuation you take. Looking at fixing one of our 3 loans, and purchasing a new property for me to live in fixed. Might jump ship to Westpac...

No they get 0.20 http://www.westpac.com.au/internet/publish.nsf/Content/PBHLHCPI+Interest+Rates

Confirmed: http://www.interest.com.au/Borrowing/Mortgages/index.htm 5.19% then the 0.20% discount

Too late...i already got excited. I also checked out the OP's previous posts and they are all quality. Hopefully we can get a confirmation from another source.

Its too late, already on realestate.com.au. Its so slow at the moment...maybe thats a good sign.

That poss old anyway, that was announced in October if you look at the date of the posting. If there any other Brokers that can confirm or deny this rate change.

Well I've seen 4.99% for one year, and 5.49% for 2 years. I hope its not a hoax...i was getting excited.....

Now this is Christmas, its getting better and better. Stuff looking for a rental. i might just go get me a PPOR cheaper than renting.