Bank Australia Home Loan Rates December 2025

Explore Bank Australia home loan offers to find some of the most competitive mortgage rates, fees, and features available for you.

Monthly repayment below is based on a $500,000 loan amount over 30 years.

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4.79% p.a.
5.41% p.a.
$2,620
Principal & Interest
Fixed
$350
$0
90%
  • Owner Occupier
  • Fixed 3 Years
  • Principal & Interest
  • 10% Min Deposit
  • Offset
  • Redraw
  • Extra Repayments
  • More details
5.04% p.a.
5.32% p.a.
$2,696
Principal & Interest
Fixed
$0
$0
60%
  • Owner Occupier
  • Fixed 2 Years
  • Principal & Interest
  • 40% Min Deposit
  • Redraw
  • More details
5.04% p.a.
5.32% p.a.
$2,696
Principal & Interest
Fixed
$0
$0
70%
  • Owner Occupier
  • Fixed 2 Years
  • Principal & Interest
  • 30% Min Deposit
  • Redraw
  • More details
5.04% p.a.
5.33% p.a.
$2,696
Principal & Interest
Fixed
$0
$0
80%
  • Owner Occupier
  • Fixed 2 Years
  • Principal & Interest
  • 20% Min Deposit
  • Redraw
  • More details
5.04% p.a.
5.51% p.a.
$2,696
Principal & Interest
Fixed
$199
$0
60%
  • Owner Occupier
  • Fixed 2 Years
  • Principal & Interest
  • 40% Min Deposit
  • Offset
  • Redraw
  • More details
5.04% p.a.
5.51% p.a.
$2,696
Principal & Interest
Fixed
$199
$0
70%
  • Owner Occupier
  • Fixed 2 Years
  • Principal & Interest
  • 30% Min Deposit
  • Offset
  • Redraw
  • More details
5.04% p.a.
5.55% p.a.
$2,696
Principal & Interest
Fixed
$199
$0
80%
  • Owner Occupier
  • Fixed 2 Years
  • Principal & Interest
  • 20% Min Deposit
  • Offset
  • Redraw
  • More details
5.09% p.a.
5.31% p.a.
$2,712
Principal & Interest
Fixed
$0
$0
60%
  • Owner Occupier
  • Fixed 3 Years
  • Principal & Interest
  • 40% Min Deposit
  • Redraw
  • More details
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What you need to know about Bank Australia home loans

Bank Australia traces its roots to 1957 with the establishment of the CSIRO Co-operative Credit Society. It adopted its current name in 2015, merged with Qudos Bank in July 2025 and acquired Australian Unity's banking operations in November 2025.

Today it positions itself as an ethical, member-owned banking provider that refuses to fund fossil fuels and is a certified B Corporation.

You might find Bank Australia a good fit if you:

  • Want your money kept away from fossil fuels
    The bank's responsible banking policy rules out lending to coal, oil and gas, gambling, live-animal exports, intensive animal farming, tobacco and arms.

  • Plan to build or buy an energy-efficient home
    The bank's Clean Energy Home Loan offers a reduced rate for five years on eligible new green builds, while applications for the Renovate stream - available for existing dwellings - are paused due to high demand.

  • Need a fixed rate home loan with an offset account
    The bank offers offset accounts for both its variable and fixed rate home loans, though imposes a balance cap of $20,000 for fixed borrowers.

  • Prefer a no-frills, low-cost option
    Australia Bank's Basic Home Loan doesn't offer an offset and limits additional extras but charges no establishment, annual or monthly fees.

  • Have only a small deposit
    As a participating lender in the 5% Deposit Scheme, eligible first home buyers or single parents can turn to the bank to secure a home loan with a deposit of less than 20% without paying for lenders mortgage insurance (LMI).

  • Want to purchase using the Help to Buy scheme
    Bank Australia is participating in the federal government’s shared equity program, Help to Buy. Eligible buyers may be able to purchase 60% or 70% of a home with a deposit as small as 2%, with the government contributing (and owning) the remaining share.

  • Are comfortable banking mostly online or by phone
    After merging with Qudos Bank, customers have access to 15 shared branches across four states and territories, plus a fee-free major-bank ATM network, and the Bank Australia app and internet banking for day-to-day tasks.

  • Like member ownership, B Corp credentials, and proactive climate impacts
    Every customer holds a member share, and the bank's B Corp certification underscores its social-and-environmental mission. Bank Australia also operates its own 2,117-hectare Conservation Reserve, has been powered by 100% renewable electricity since 2019, and is targeting net-zero across its operations and loan book by 2035.

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