Still good though. Most three-year rates are around 5.8% which to my way of thinking means that banks think the basic variable rates they’ll be competing against will be around 5.2 to 5.5% then – remember as per all good gambling establishments, the house tries to never lose ….
Whoa Muppet, 85 basis points is a big move.
Bet you’re glad you locked them in when you
did.
I locked mine in at 5.99 (AU) when I got them,
cost me $750 to do it but looks like I
picked the bottom, touch wood.
Can anyone confirm what I’ve heard that when
the rates rise the bank has to cut me a
cheque if we refinance to account for the
difference between the current rate and the
fixed rate?