Loan Types
There are
different types of loans for varying
circumstances. At Dencorp Financial
Solutions we help you through the maze of bank
jargon and confusion to help determine what’s
right for your needs.
The following
table is a general guide only to help you
understand the various loan types.
|
Standard
Variable |
A
Standard Variable Loan is usually more
flexible than other types of loans. The
interest rate can vary through out the
term of the loan - both up and down. The
term is usually 25 to 30 years. |
|
Basic
‘No Frills’ |
A Basic
Variable Loans generally has a lower
interest rate than the standard variable
but with fewer features and less
flexibility. Like all variable loans,
the interest rate and your repayments
can vary over the term of the loan. |
|
Introductory Offers |
Introductory offers or honeymoon rates
usually offer low rates to attract new
borrowers. This rate normally lasts for
a period of twelve months. Rates can be
fixed, variable or capped. After the
introductory period, the loan generally
reverts to the standard variable rate. |
|
Fixed
Loans |
A Fixed
Rate Loan is exactly that. The
interest rate is fixed for the term of
the loan - usually between one and 5
years. This can be beneficial if you
want the security of knowing that your
repayments will remain the same for the
duration of the fixed period. |
|
Line Of
Credit |
A Line
of Credit is an interest only variable
rate loan allowing access to funds
whenever you need them. Interest rates
tend to be lower than for credit cards
or personal loans. |
|
100%
Offset |
100 per
cent offset accounts are a separate
savings account attached to your home
loan. Any money you put in the offset
account is deducted from your loan
balance before interest is calculated,
saving you interest on your loan, thus
shortening the term of your loan. |
|
Specialist Lending |
Borrowers who have been refused finance
for not meeting traditional lender’s
criteria, Specialist Lending or Non
Conforming loans offer applications such
as self employed, contract workers,
seniors or even credit impaired, the
opportunity to obtain a loan where
otherwise they might not qualify. |
|
Commercial Loans
|
Finance
for Commercial property (non
residential) fits a completely different
set of lending criteria and guidelines.
Ranging from competitive 1-5 year
and 15-20 year loans for commercial,
investment and owner-occupied business
clients. |