Chad Hoy Poy, National Lending Manager at non-bank lender WLTH, said the gulf between variable and fixed rates is growing.
“Currently, some of the big-four’s three-year fixed rates sit in the low to mid 4% range, yet you can still get 80% variable rates around 2.09% which means these variable rates would need to increase by around 2% before the rate became equal to a current three-year fixed,” Mr Hoy Poy told Savings.com.au.
“Home buyers locking in a rate now might find they are just locking in the expected increases over the next 18-24 months.”
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