ANZ Plus home loan review

OnlineUpdated 26 Mar 2026

ANZ Plus is an online-direct lender, and Ratesniffers tracks 2 of its home loan products across variable, fixed and interest-only options. Its lowest variable rate Ratesniffers tracks is 6.00% p.a. That sits about 9 basis points below the market median of 6.09% p.a., putting it among the more competitive lenders right now.

Products tracked

Lowest variable

6.00%

Lowest fixed

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Lowest comparison

6.01%

The case for

Its sharpest variable rate sits below the market median of 6.09% p.a. today.
Online-direct model that often passes lower overheads through to the rate.
Ratesniffers tracks 2 of its products and refreshes the rates daily.

What to weigh up

No offset account surfaced across the tracked products, which can matter if you hold steady savings.
Extra repayments don't surface on the tracked products, which can limit how fast you pay down.
Online-only model, so there's no branch network if you prefer face-to-face service.
The advertised rate isn't always the rate you'll be approved for, so it can depend heavily on your deposit and profile.
Fees and conditions vary by product, so the headline rate alone doesn't tell you the true cost.

Who ANZ Plus suits

ANZ Plus tends to suit borrowers comfortable banking online who want the lower overheads reflected in the rate. As always, the right loan depends on your deposit, your purpose, and the features you'll actually use, so compare it against the wider panel before you commit.

Who should look elsewhere

You may do better elsewhere if no offset account surfaces across the tracked products, and the advertised rate may not be the rate you're approved for once your deposit and profile are assessed. If your deposit is small, you're an investor, or you want interest-only, the rate ANZ Plus actually offers can be higher than the headline, so it's worth comparing the wider market before deciding.

Is ANZ Plus a good home loan?

ANZ Plus is a credible choice whose lowest variable rate of 6.00% p.a. currently sits about 9 basis points below the market median, which is competitive today (last updated 26 Mar 2026). Whether it's right for you comes down to your deposit, the features you'll use, and how its real approved rate compares, so treat the headline as a starting point, not the final answer.

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ANZ Plus home loans: frequently asked questions

Is ANZ Plus a good home loan?

ANZ Plus is a credible option whose lowest variable rate is 6.00% p.a. (updated 26 Mar 2026). Whether it's right for you depends on your deposit, the features you'll use, and how its approved rate compares to the wider market, so treat the headline as a starting point.

How do ANZ Plus's home loan rates compare to the market?

ANZ Plus's sharpest variable rate currently sits about 9 basis points below the market median of 6.09% p.a., which is competitive today. This is computed daily from the live rates across the lenders Ratesniffers tracks, so it reflects where ANZ Plus stands right now rather than a fixed snapshot.

Does ANZ Plus offer an offset account?

An offset account didn't surface across the ANZ Plus products Ratesniffers currently tracks. If a full offset matters to you, compare against lenders that offer one, since the interest it saves can outweigh a small rate difference.

Is ANZ Plus good for refinancing?

It depends on your loan size and equity. ANZ Plus's lowest comparison rate is currently 6.01% p.a., worth checking against the wider market before you switch. On a $500,000 loan, even a 0.30% p.a. difference is roughly $100 a month, so comparing ANZ Plus against the sharpest available rate usually pays off.

How often is this ANZ Plus review updated?

The rate figures in this review are refreshed daily and this page was last updated 26 Mar 2026. The pros, cons and verdict are built from the live products Ratesniffers tracks, so they move with ANZ Plus's rates rather than staying a static snapshot.

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