29/09/2026
π The RBA has increased the cash rate again.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has today increased the official cash rate by 0.25%, taking it from 4.35% to 4.60%.
For anyone with a home loan, the next question is likely to be:
What does this mean for me?
If you have a variable home loan, your lender may increase your interest rate following today's announcement. How much your repayments change will depend on your lender, loan balance and how much of the increase they choose to pass on.
While another rate rise isn't the news any homeowner wants to hear, it does make now a good time to check whether your current home loan is still working for you.
It could be worth looking at:
π‘ The interest rate you're currently paying
π° What your repayments may look like after any lender changes
π Whether there are more competitive options available
π΅ Whether refinancing actually makes financial sense once costs are considered
βοΈ Whether your current loan structure and features still suit you
And importantly, refinancing isn't always the answer.
Sometimes the best option is staying exactly where you are. If that's the case, I'll tell you that too.
If you haven't reviewed your home loan for a while and you're wondering how today's rate rise may affect you, feel free to get in touch.
π Give Jedd a call on 0458 979 134 or send us a message for an obligation-free Home Loan Health Check.
Let's make sure your home loan is still working for you