
ANZ Home Loan Rates
ANZ is one of Australia's Big Four banks, headquartered in Melbourne since 1835 and operating across Australia, New Zealand and Asia. Its home-loan range covers Simplicity PLUS (no-frills variable), Standard Variable, and Fixed products; the Breakfree Package adds offset, redraw and waived fees on eligible loans. ANZ Plus is the bank's mobile-first sub-brand for digital-native borrowers.
What is the lowest ANZ home loan rate?
The lowest ANZ variable home loan rate Ratesniffers tracks is 6.01% p.a., and the lowest fixed rate is 6.29% p.a. These figures come from the 34 ANZ products on this page, ranked by comparison rate, refreshed daily (last updated 28 July 2026).
How many home loan products does ANZ offer?
Ratesniffers currently tracks 34 ANZ home loan products across variable, fixed and interest-only options for owner-occupiers and investors. Every rate is ranked by comparison rate, the ASIC-mandated figure that folds in most fees, so the genuinely cheapest products sit at the top.
ANZ home loan rates at a glance
| Product type | Rate | Comparison rate | Max LVR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Variable Owner-occupier P&I | 6.01% p.a. | 6.05% p.a. | 100% |
| Variable Owner-occupier P&I | 6.01% p.a. | 6.05% p.a. | 100% |
| Variable Investor P&I | 6.20% p.a. | 6.24% p.a. | 100% |
| Variable Investor P&I | 6.20% p.a. | 6.24% p.a. | 100% |
| Fixed 2-year Owner-occupier P&I | 6.29% p.a. | 6.33% p.a. | 100% |
| Variable Investor interest-only | 6.30% p.a. | 6.34% p.a. | 100% |
| Variable Investor interest-only | 6.30% p.a. | 6.34% p.a. | 100% |
| Fixed 1-year Owner-occupier P&I | 6.34% p.a. | 6.38% p.a. | 100% |
| Fixed 2-year Investor P&I | 6.39% p.a. | 6.43% p.a. | 100% |
| Fixed 1-year Investor interest-only | 6.44% p.a. | 6.48% p.a. | 100% |
| Fixed 3-year Owner-occupier P&I | 6.49% p.a. | 6.53% p.a. | 100% |
| Fixed 1-year Investor P&I | 6.49% p.a. | 6.53% p.a. | 100% |
34 ANZ home loan products
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Who is ANZ?
ANZ traces its history to the Bank of Australasia, which opened its first Australian branch in Sydney in 1835, and took its current form in October 1970 when the Australia and New Zealand Bank merged with the English, Scottish and Australian Bank, then the largest bank merger in Australian history. Headquartered in Melbourne, it is one of the big four alongside Commonwealth Bank, Westpac and NAB, with a banking footprint that also extends across New Zealand, Asia and the Pacific.
In July 2024 ANZ completed its acquisition of Suncorp Bank, bringing Suncorp Bank's Queensland-heavy customer base and branch network into the ANZ group while running the two brands in parallel. As a condition of the sale, the Federal Treasurer required no net job losses and no regional branch closures across either brand for three years from approval, commitments ANZ has reaffirmed through 2026 with actions such as fast-tracking a regional Queensland branch reopening.
Who suits a ANZ home loan?
ANZ tends to suit borrowers who want big-four scale and an international banking footprint, and since 2024 its group also includes Suncorp Bank, so it is worth comparing rates across both brands if you already bank with either one. Its headline rates don't always lead the market though, so compare its comparison rate against the sharpest in the table above before assuming size means the best price.
Background facts checked 17 July 2026. Rates above refresh independently.
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ANZ rates by borrower and loan type
The same ANZ panel, filtered to the scenario you're actually shopping for.
- ANZ owner-occupier ratesP&I and offset-eligible products, ranked sharpest-first.
- ANZ investor ratesInvestment lending, interest-only where offered.
- ANZ refinance ratesRefinance-eligible products versus your current rate.
- ANZ first home buyer ratesFHB-eligible products, Home Guarantee where supported.
- ANZ fixed rates1 to 5-year terms where available.
- ANZ variable ratesFlexible repayments, offset-compatible products.
- ANZ interest-only ratesIO terms, mostly investor products.
- ANZ offset loans100% offset-account-eligible products.
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