Personal Loans

If you are wanting to buy a new car, to consolidate your debts or need extra money for home improvements or vacation, Rate Detective investigates personal loans that can help you on your journey.

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Savings Accounts	Rate	Apply
RaboPlus High Interest Term Deposit	6.50%	Apply Online »
Suncorp Metway Everyday Options Sub-Acc	4.45%	Apply Online »
Suncorp Metway eOptions Savings	4.45%	Apply Online »
NAB - National Australia Bank NAB iSaver	4.40%	Apply Online »
AMP eASYSAVER Account	4.35%	-

Credit Card	Annual Fee	Rate	Apply
ANZ Bank Australia Low Rate MasterCard	$58.00	4.90%	Apply Online »
BankWest Lite MasterCard	$59.00	9.99%	Apply Online »
Aussie Aussie MasterCard	$49.00	9.99%	Apply Online »
St George Bank Ltd Vertigo MasterCard	$55.00	10.99%	Apply Online »
Citibank Clear Platinum	$85.00	10.99%	Apply Online »

Personal Loan	Entry Fee	Rate	Apply
Aussie Car Loans	$149	0.00%	Apply Online »
Aussie Personal Loans	$149	0.00%	Apply Online »
Commonwealth Bank Fixed Rate Secured Loan	$250	9.80%	-
BankWest Personal/Car Loan (Secured)	$195	9.99%	Apply Online »
St George Bank Ltd Personal Loan - Secured	$195	10.99%	-

Home Loan	Rate	Enquire
FirstMac Fightback Premium Fixed	3.49%	Enquire »
RAMS RAMS Rate Relief	4.59%	Enquire »
NAB - National Australia Bank Introductory Variable Rate	4.65%	Enquire »
St George Bank Ltd 1 Year Introductory Discount Variable	4.66%	Enquire »
Commonwealth Bank MAV 1 Year Discounted Variable Rate	4.71%	Enquire »

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Personal Loans News

When the going gets tough the banks get greedy

Jun 10, 2009 - Boris Chan

If borrowers fall into arrears on mortgages and personal loans they could be charged $1000 a year in penalty fees.

Lending has increased, but consumers continue to minimize debt

Mar 02, 2009 - Eric Smyth

Despite the fact that borrowing rebounded in January consumers still continue to reduce their debt as fears of a recession loom.

According to data released by the Reserve Bank of Australia on Friday, total private sector credit rose 0.6 per cent in January from 0.2 per cent decline in December.