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June 2026

What are the lowest owner-occupier interest-only rates?

Interest-only repayments keep your monthly cost lower for a set period, but you pay more over the life of the loan and lenders price the risk in. Here are the lowest owner-occupier interest-only rates on the panel today.

5.99%Lowest rate for this profile

The lowest rate on the panel for this profile is 5.99% p.a. from Queensland Country Bank, drawn from 12 lenders that write to it. The table below ranks the sharpest options for this exact scenario, with rates refreshed daily.

Reviewed by the Ratesniffers Editorial Team. Figures computed from the current rate corpus and updated daily.

Owner-occupier interest-only rates, ranked by comparison rate

LenderTypeRate p.a.ComparisonMax LVR
Queensland Country BankVariable5.99%6.03%
UniBankVariable6.09%6.13%80%
Firefighters Mutual BankVariable6.09%6.13%80%
Health Professionals BankVariable6.09%6.13%80%
Teachers Mutual BankVariable6.09%6.13%80%
Auswide Bank LtdVariable6.19%6.23%
Newcastle Permanent Building SocietyVariable6.19%6.23%80%
HSBCVariable6.24%6.28%80%
WestpacVariable6.39%6.43%80%
Credit Union SAVariable6.39%6.43%

Sorted by comparison rate, the statutory true-cost metric that includes fees. Showing the panel's sharpest matches; not every lender is shown.

Frequently asked questions

What are the lowest owner-occupier interest-only rates?
Today the sharpest match on the panel is 5.99% p.a. from Queensland Country Bank. Rates change daily, so the live table on this page always shows the current ranking.
How often are these rates updated?
The rates on this page are refreshed daily from across the lender panel and ranked by comparison rate, the true-cost figure that includes fees. The figures reflect the most recent update, not a static snapshot.
Is the lowest rate always the best loan for me?
Not always. The cheapest headline rate can come without features like an offset account, and your deposit size, income type and goals all change which loan suits you. Use the rate as a starting point, then weigh the features that matter to your situation.
What is a comparison rate?
A comparison rate folds most ongoing fees into a single percentage so you can weigh loans on their true cost rather than the advertised headline rate alone. It is the metric these rankings sort on.

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