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Lender	Mortgage Type	Duration	Subsequent Rate	Overall Cost for Comparison	Notes	Get Quote
St. George	New Mortgage	30 years	N/A	N/A	Variable interest rates available over terms up to 30 years Can not be used for building - Available for vacant land Choose to make repayments weekly,fortnightly or monthly - Make additional payments at any time Apply for additional funds at any time Reduce or pause your home loan repayments for a period of between 3 to 12 months during a period of legitimate leave from the workforce Maximise the amount you can borrow when a parent or other family member guarantees part of your home loan	Quote >
RAMS	New Mortgage	25 Years	9.40%	9.47%	Fees, charges and conditions apply. Subject to RAMS normal lending criteria. The comparison rate of 9.47p.a is based on a loan size of $150,000 over a term of 25 years.	Quote >
Aussie	New Mortgage	25 years	N/A	N/A	*Special Offer: If Aussie can't find you a better home loan deal they’ll give you $300!!!* Aussie has the experience and know-how to get a great deal from our panel of lenders to find your perfect loan. Aussie Mortgage Brokers are fully accredited. They search 100’s of loans to find the right one for you, possibly saving you thousands in monthly repayments.	Quote >

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