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NAB to pay home loan exit fees

It's been revealed that National Australia Bank will pay the exit fees for home loans in a bid to lure customers from its two biggest rivals.

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As the Reserve Bank announced a temporary freeze on rate rises on Friday, the NAB informed its managers via email that it will reimburse home owners the average $700 penalty they are slugged when they desert Westpac and the Commonwealth Bank.

The move looms as the most dramatic shake-up to the market in years and follows the Commonwealth Bank's vow this week to fight back in the home loan sector after losing pace over the past year.

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An email sent to NAB managers late on Friday, and seen by News Ltd, reveals the bank's plan for the aggressive campaign.

ANZ and NAB have both scrapped mortgage exit fees - the charges forced upon customers who switch mortgage to another lender in the first four years of their loan term.


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