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Lenders continue to slash fixed rates

28 JUN 2010 1 min read Finance

More lenders have jumped on the reduced fixed rate bandwagon, after the big four confirmed they will reduce their fixed rate mortgage pricing.

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Effective immediately, Australian First Mortgage (AFM) will reduce its two and three year fixed rates by 0.21 per cent and 0.30 per cent respectively.

The reductions are applicable to the AFM Advantedge funded products.

AFM national director of sales and marketing Iain Forbes said that the new two year fixed rate of 7.22 per cent and three year rate of 7.48 per cent is lower than the fixed rate offered by some of the banks.

“In addition to the rate reduction, the AFM Advantedge product comes with a nil application, and valuation fee (limited to $220) a further saving of approximately $500. And for a limited time only, these fixed rates are being offered with locked pricing and no rate lock fees,” he said.

 
 

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