Is this hot off the presses?
Their website (updated every Friday), still says 4.99% for 2 and 5.29% for 3.
Edit: It just updated. No change in the other rates, just the 3 year.. Thanks Rolf
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3 and 5 year fixed rate thread
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Is this hot off the presses?
Their website (updated every Friday), still says 4.99% for 2 and 5.29% for 3.
Edit: It just updated. No change in the other rates, just the 3 year.. Thanks Rolf
Not surprisingly, the same as Bank of Melbourne
Wow!
Awesome.
I'd like some of that action. 4.84% for 3 and 5.29% for 5.
Cheers,
Michael
Why do you need a LOC? Just convert to a term loan with offset/redraw.
That is a mighty tempting 3 year rate. Why hasn't this officially been announced yet? Nothing on the ING site or twitter
Would assume effective tomorrow means its being announced tomorrow as well
It is effective as of today the 14/06/13. That is a very impressive rate!
HSBC Rates.
For new business to the bank.
2 year fixed: 4.59%
3 year fixed: 4.79%
5 year fixed: 5.09%
Never been one to fix but this is getting interesting.
SMH Article
For new business to the bank.
2 year fixed: 4.59%
3 year fixed: 4.79%
5 year fixed: 5.09%
Never been one to fix but this is getting interesting.
SMH Article
For new business to the bank.
2 year fixed: 4.59%
3 year fixed: 4.79%
5 year fixed: 5.09%
Never been one to fix but this is getting interesting.
SMH Article
Why doesn't HSBC offer offset accounts? This means I can't have split loans with a portion fixed and the balance at variable with offset.
They do offer offset accounts. Had a client with one last time. The only issue is they were charging her 1% higher than everyone else for the privilege
I can't say actually they stopped offering products to the broker market a long time ago...
For new business to the bank.
2 year fixed: 4.59%
3 year fixed: 4.79%
5 year fixed: 5.09%
Never been one to fix but this is getting interesting.
SMH Article
What are HSBC like to deal with? Any disadvantages in switching to HSBC?
I notice that their "normal" rates are not as good as the big 4 but this could change if they want to become more competitive and increase their share which is only 1% of market.
4.59% is one almighty tempting offer!!!!
