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Westpac raises variable home loan interest rate

Westpac has become the first Australian bank to raise interest on its variable home loans by 0.14 percentage points.

The logo of Westpac is displayed outside a bank branch in Sydney
The logo of Westpac is displayed outside a bank branch in Sydney Source: AAP

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Westpac will raise variable home loan rates by 0.14 percentage points, effective from September 19, which it says is due to an increase in its wholesale funding costs.

The Bank's CEO Brian Hartzer made the announcement on Wednesday saying its variable mortgage rate for owner-occupier properties will increase to 5.38 per cent per annum for customers with principal and interest repayments, while the rate for residential investment properties will go up to 5.93 per cent.

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