A split rate loan has one portion of the loan fixed and one portion variable. You can select how much to allocate to each portion.

Using a split rate loan means that regardless of whether interest rates go up or down, your loan will provide some protection in both instances. Of course, you need to make sure that you have the right loan features that will benefit you. So if you are looking for a more stable loan repayment whilst giving yourself the chance to pay off your loan sooner, take a look at our split rate loans.

Advantages of Split Rate Loans
  • The fixed portion of your loan protects you against rising interest rates
  • As a portion of your loan is variable, you can still benefit when the interest rate decreases
  • The variable portion of your loan allows for extra repayments to be made towards your loan
Disadvantages of Split Rate Loans

  • The amount you can benefit from decreases to standard variable rates is reduced as a portion is fixed
  • Some split rate loans charge higher set-up, account and discharge fees
  • There may be fees involved in making extra repayments on the fixed portion of your loan, or for paying off the loan prior to the due date.
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