Community First Bank Home Loan Rates December 2025

Explore Community First Bank 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.
5.62% p.a.
$2,620
Principal & Interest
Fixed
$395
$395
80%
  • Owner Occupier
  • Fixed 2 Years
  • Principal & Interest
  • 20% Min Deposit
  • Redraw
  • More details
4.89% p.a.
5.61% p.a.
$2,651
Principal & Interest
Fixed
$395
$395
80%
  • Owner Occupier
  • Fixed 3 Years
  • Principal & Interest
  • 20% Min Deposit
  • Redraw
  • More details
4.94% p.a.
5.21% p.a.
$2,666
Principal & Interest
Fixed
$0
$600
80%
  • Owner Occupier
  • Fixed 3 Years
  • Principal & Interest
  • 20% Min Deposit
  • Redraw
  • More details
4.99% p.a.
5.82% p.a.
$2,681
Principal & Interest
Fixed
$395
$395
80%
  • Investor
  • Fixed 2 Years
  • Principal & Interest
  • 20% Min Deposit
  • Redraw
  • More details
4.99% p.a.
5.25% p.a.
$2,681
Principal & Interest
Fixed
$0
$600
80%
  • Owner Occupier
  • Fixed 2 Years
  • Principal & Interest
  • 20% Min Deposit
  • Redraw
  • More details
5.09% p.a.
5.70% p.a.
$2,712
Principal & Interest
Fixed
$395
$395
80%
  • Owner Occupier
  • Fixed 1 Year
  • Principal & Interest
  • 20% Min Deposit
  • Redraw
  • More details
5.09% p.a.
5.80% p.a.
$2,712
Principal & Interest
Fixed
$395
$395
80%
  • Investor
  • Fixed 3 Years
  • Principal & Interest
  • 20% Min Deposit
  • Redraw
  • More details
5.09% p.a.
5.28% p.a.
$2,712
Principal & Interest
Fixed
$0
$600
80%
  • Owner Occupier
  • Fixed 1 Year
  • Principal & Interest
  • 20% Min Deposit
  • Redraw
  • More details
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What you need to know about Community First Bank home loans

Community First Bank is a customer-owned bank that began in 1959 as the Sydney Water Board Officers Credit Union Co-Op. More than 60 years later it still operates for the benefit of its members, offering a range of mortgages and everyday banking products. The bank keeps a local focus with around a dozen branches across Sydney and the NSW Central Coast while also providing full online and phone support. It's also behind the Illawarra Credit Union and Easy Street Financial Services brands.

You might find Community First Bank a good fit if you:

  • Work in an eligible frontline or professional role and want to avoid LMI
    The bank's Community Advantage mortgage sees lenders mortgage insurance (LMI) waived for approved nurses, teachers, police, doctors, and other listed occupations on loans up to 90% LVR.

  • Want the option of a feature-rich, flexible loan or a basic offering
    Community First offers variable, fixed, and split-rate options via its Boost Package home loan, which also includes up to ten offset accounts for variable loans, plus fee waivers on other products for an annual fee of $395. Meanwhile, its Basic home loan demands no annual fee but doesn't offer an offset account.

  • Plan to access the 5% Deposit Scheme
    The bank participates in the 5% Deposit Scheme, which allows eligible buyers to purchase with a deposit of under 20% without paying for LMI.

  • Would like to make extra repayments on a fixed rate
    Unlike most lenders, Community First Bank doesn't limit the amount of extra repayments a fixed rate borrower can make, though charges may apply if a borrower repays their home loan entirely during their fixed rate term.

  • Like in-person service around Sydney and online banking elsewhere
    If you prefer talking to staff face-to-face, Community First maintains branches in suburbs such as Dee Why, Liverpool, Penrith and Erina Fair. Otherwise, borrowers will likely be best to manage their home loan online or via the bank's app.

  • Want a member-owned lender that values community involvement
    Being a mutual means the bank's profits are reinvested to improve products and keep fees low. It also supports the McGrath Foundation, the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia, and the Queenscliff Surf Life Saving Club.

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