One of Australia’s biggest banks has upped its four and five-year fixed mortgage rates for owner-occupiers only, while property investors won’t cop a rise at all.
However, the big four bank also shaved its two year fixed rate by 0.10 per cent, taking it down to 1.94 per cent for owner-occupiers.
Investor two-year fixed rates were also cut by 0.15 per cent.
For the first time, ANZ now has an advertised mortgage rate of under 2 per cent.
By contrast, CBA, Westpac and NAB have had rates under 2 per cent since November 2020.
RateCity.com.au said analysis of its database shows the majority of three, four and five-year rate changes in the last month have been hikes.
However, when it comes to one and two-year fixed rates, there are still more lenders cutting than hiking.
The exception is Westpac, which increased two-year fixed rates earlier this week.
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