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National Australia Bank Keeps Lowest Big Four One-Year Fixed Home Loan Rate Ahead of May Results

National Australia Bank Keeps Lowest Big Four One-Year Fixed Home Loan Rate Ahead of May Results

National Australia Bank Ltd on Tuesday continued to show a 6.04% one-year fixed home loan rate for owner-occupiers with a loan-to-value ratio up to 80%, its website showed. Those borrowing more than that threshold face a 6.14% rate for the same period. The timing is notable: with the ASX shut for Easter Monday, borrowers and investors had to rely on pricing and operating cues instead of any new share price action. According to NAB’s shareholder calendar, half-year results land May 4. The interim dividend goes ex-dividend May 7, record date follows on May 8.
April 7, 2026
ANZ Group Holdings Home Loan Rates Rise as RBA Hike Hits Borrowers

ANZ Group Holdings Home Loan Rates Rise as RBA Hike Hits Borrowers

ANZ Group Holdings’ variable home loan rate hike, which kicked in on March 27, is now showing up in customer accounts, bumping repayments on a typical A$500,000 owner-occupier loan by roughly A$80 a month. According to the bank, customers can spot the updated rate in their ANZ app and through internet banking from March 28. This tweak packs a punch for Australian households, with the Reserve Bank of Australia’s latest rate hike landing squarely on borrowers. On March 17, the RBA bumped its cash rate up by 25 basis points, bringing it to 4.1%—the second consecutive monthly move. Policymakers flagged that inflation risks remain, citing the Middle East oil shock as a potential driver for stubbornly high prices.
March 29, 2026
Commonwealth Bank Fixed Home Loan Rates Rise Again as CBA Savings Hike Comes With Fine Print

Commonwealth Bank Fixed Home Loan Rates Rise Again as CBA Savings Hike Comes With Fine Print

SYDNEY, March 26, 2026, 22:17 Commonwealth Bank of Australia will hike all fixed home loan rates by 30 basis points, or 0.30 percentage point, starting Friday, March 27—its second increase on mortgages this month. Variable mortgage rates jump by 25 basis points as well, and some savings rates are set to go up by as much as 25 basis points from the same day.
March 26, 2026