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Is fixed or variable rate better?

This will depend on your personal situation and preferences.

If you prefer the security of knowing exactly how much your repayments will be every month, then a fixed rate home loan locked in for a set period may be better for you.

If you don’t mind your interest rate changing according to market fluctuations and would rather have a loan with features that can help you pay it off quicker (such as an offset account), then a variable rate loan might be a better option.

With a Qantas Money Home Loan, you don’t need to sacrifice repayment stability for loan features. Both our fixed rate and variable home loans come with redraw facilities and the option to include up to six offset accounts.

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