People First and Heritage Bank Home Loans
Compare 4 People First and Heritage Bank home loans alongside the rest of the market, with the People First and Heritage Bank filter already applied. Starting from 6.24% p.a. (6.25% comparison rate*) for a variable, owner-occupied loan.
Comparing 4 owner-occupied home loans
Borrowing $500,000 over 30 years at the lowest advertised shown:
- Monthly repayment from
- $3,075/mo
- Total repaid
- $1,107,121
- Total interest
- $607,121
Estimate only, based on the lowest advertised interest rate shown and assuming equal monthly repayments. Actual repayments depend on your rate, fees and loan terms.
| Product | Actions | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Advertised rate6.24% | Comparison rate6.25% | Monthly repayment$3,075/mo | VariableOwner-occupiedPrincipal & interestFeatures: Extra repayments | Enjoy a low rate home loan with no monthly administration fee, the ability to make additional repayments and free online redraw. | ||
| Advertised rate6.49% | Comparison rate8.78% | Monthly repayment$3,157/mo | Fixed 1 yearOwner-occupiedPrincipal & interestFeatures: Extra repayments | Our fixed rate home loans allow you to lock an interest rate in for 1, 2, 3 or 5 years so you know exactly what your repayments will be. | ||
| Advertised rate6.54% | Comparison rate8.54% | Monthly repayment$3,174/mo | Fixed 2 yearsOwner-occupiedPrincipal & interestFeatures: Extra repayments | |||
| Advertised rate6.54% | Comparison rate8.32% | Monthly repayment$3,174/mo | Fixed 3 yearsOwner-occupiedPrincipal & interestFeatures: Extra repayments | |||
| Advertised rate6.54% | Comparison rate7.95% | Monthly repayment$3,174/mo | Fixed 5 yearsOwner-occupiedPrincipal & interestFeatures: Extra repayments | |||
| Advertised rate9.01% | Comparison rate9.07% | Monthly repayment$4,027/mo | VariableOwner-occupiedPrincipal & interestFeatures: Extra repayments | CEOH (NT ONLY) lends 17.5% of the purchase price on new home or construction of home. | ||
| Advertised rate9.01% | Comparison rate9.07% | Monthly repayment$4,027/mo | VariableOwner-occupiedPrincipal & interestFeatures: Extra repayments | CEOH (NT ONLY) lends up to 10% of the purchase price as a deposit for the purchase of a new home or land off the plan. | ||
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Comparison rate warning and base criteria
Base criteria: repayment figures shown in this table are calculated on a loan of $500,000 over 30 years. Repayment estimates use each loan’s advertised interest rate, with the comparison rate shown beside it as a guide to total cost. These figures are examples only. They are not a quote, and they may not include all fees and charges.
*Warning: the comparison rate shown is calculated by the lender on its own standard example, usually a $150,000 loan over 25 years. This comparison rate is true only for the example given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate.
Products are selected for relevance to the table and to the filters applied. They are not suggestions or recommendations, and the order they appear in is not a ranking of suitability.
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The Numbers Behind These Rates
Where this market sits today, and the official figures behind it.
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