
BankSA Home Loan Rates
BankSA is the South Australian retail-banking brand of Westpac Group, headquartered in Adelaide with the largest branch network in SA. Like its sister brands (St.George, Bank of Melbourne), BankSA runs Westpac's loan engine with the Advantage Package offset bundle.
What is the lowest BankSA home loan rate?
The lowest BankSA variable home loan rate Ratesniffers tracks is 6.07% p.a., and the lowest fixed rate is 6.34% p.a. These figures come from the 30 BankSA products on this page, ranked by comparison rate, refreshed daily (last updated 28 July 2026).
How many home loan products does BankSA offer?
Ratesniffers currently tracks 30 BankSA 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.
BankSA home loan rates at a glance
| Product type | Rate | Comparison rate | Max LVR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Variable Owner-occupier P&I | 6.07% p.a. | 6.11% p.a. | 95% |
| Variable Owner-occupier P&I | 6.07% p.a. | 6.11% p.a. | 95% |
| Variable Investor P&I | 6.22% p.a. | 6.26% p.a. | 95% |
| Variable Investor P&I | 6.22% p.a. | 6.26% p.a. | 95% |
| Fixed 2-year Owner-occupier P&I | 6.34% p.a. | 6.38% p.a. | 95% |
| Variable Owner-occupier interest-only | 6.39% p.a. | 6.43% p.a. | 80% |
| Variable Owner-occupier interest-only | 6.39% p.a. | 6.43% p.a. | 80% |
| Variable Owner-occupier interest-only | 6.39% p.a. | 6.43% p.a. | 80% |
| Variable Owner-occupier interest-only | 6.39% p.a. | 6.43% p.a. | 80% |
| Fixed 1-year Owner-occupier P&I | 6.44% p.a. | 6.48% p.a. | 95% |
| Fixed 2-year Investor P&I | 6.44% p.a. | 6.48% p.a. | 95% |
| Variable Investor interest-only | 6.48% p.a. | 6.52% p.a. | 90% |
30 BankSA home loan products
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Who is BankSA?
BankSA is South Australia's biggest local bank brand, with roots going back to the state's savings-bank era. It is part of the Westpac Group, sitting alongside St.George and Bank of Melbourne as a separately branded lender with its own South Australian branch network.
Its home-loan range broadly mirrors the wider St.George product set with its own pricing, and its variable rates move in step with the group's repricing decisions, most recently cutting alongside the other Westpac Group brands in July 2026.
Who suits a BankSA home loan?
BankSA tends to suit South Australian borrowers who want local branch access with big-group product breadth behind it. The same group products are available under St.George, Bank of Melbourne and Westpac elsewhere, so compare across the group and against the market leaders in the table above.
Background facts checked 21 July 2026. Rates above refresh independently.
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BankSA rates by borrower and loan type
The same BankSA panel, filtered to the scenario you're actually shopping for.
- BankSA owner-occupier ratesP&I and offset-eligible products, ranked sharpest-first.
- BankSA investor ratesInvestment lending, interest-only where offered.
- BankSA refinance ratesRefinance-eligible products versus your current rate.
- BankSA first home buyer ratesFHB-eligible products, Home Guarantee where supported.
- BankSA fixed rates1 to 5-year terms where available.
- BankSA variable ratesFlexible repayments, offset-compatible products.
- BankSA interest-only ratesIO terms, mostly investor products.
- BankSA offset loans100% offset-account-eligible products.
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