The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) delivered a widely expected cash rate cut in August – the third of the current interest rate cycle.
The move largely brought hip-pocket relief for variable rate home loan holders. However, there’s no guarantee lenders will pass on rate cut savings in full.
Here’s how the majority of Australian lenders responded to the August rate cut.
Will your home loan interest rate drop in the wake of the RBA’s cut?
Has your lender responded to the August cash rate cut? If it’s listed below, it has. Follow the links to see if and when you’ll realise savings.
That’s all folks, at least for the August RBA coverage
Published 4:43pm, 19 August
With a week now having passed since the August decision, it’s time to wrap up the rolling updates. Thanks for following along as I’ve tracked lenders’ announcements and unpacked the RBA’s latest move.
As always, if you have any questions or your lender hasn’t been covered, hit me up at editor@yourmortgage or reach out to our Instagram, X, or Facebook pages.
Until next time!
Well Money to drop variable home loan rates
Published 4:36pm, 19 August
Home loan provider Well Money has confirmed it will reduce variable home loan rates by the full 25 basis points, but noted the change might not impact new mortgage customers.
Customers with the lender’s Ultimate, Launchpad, Flex, and Next Step home loan products will see rates fall from 29 August, while those with legacy Well Balanced and Equity Plus mortgages will realise the cut from 27 August.
Hume Bank responds to RBA rate call
Published 4:31pm, 19 August
Hume Bank confirmed to its Facebook followers that it will be cutting variable home loan rates following the RBA’s August decision. It hasn’t provided further information on when the cut will be applied but noted it will reach out to impacted customers.
Regional Australia Bank to cut home loan rates
Published 4:27pm, 19 August
Customer-owned Regional Australia Bank will reduce variable home loan rates by the full 25 basis points for existing borrowers, effective 22 August.
Unity Bank responds to RBA rate cut
Published 9:52am, Monday
Joining G&C Mutual in responding to the RBA’s August move was Unity Bank. The two lenders recently merged.
Unity Bank will also be dropping variable rates for existing mortgage holders from 1 September.
G&C Mutual to cut home loan rates
Published 9:47am, Monday
Joining in on the action over the weekend was G&C Mutual Bank, which announced it will drop variable home loan rates for existing borrowers, effective 1 September.
Up Bank responds to RBA rate move
Published 10:20am, Friday
Bendigo Bank’s digital brand Up Bank has announced it will pass on the full 25 basis point cut to variable rate mortgage holders. The change will be effective from 1 September.
“We’ve decided to match the full cut after carefully reviewing a range of factors, including the impact on our customers, the sustainability of Up, and this recent RBA decision,” the bank told customers.
Summerland to pass on RBA rate cuts
Published 4:47pm, Thursday
Summerland Bank will reduce its variable home loan rates for new and existing customers by the full 25 basis points, effective 21 August.
Resimac & subsidiaries to drop rates following RBA call
Published 2:55pm, Thursday
Non-bank lender Resimac and its brands State Custodians and homeloans.com.au will pass the RBA’s August rate cut to new and existing variable rate home loan holders, effective 28 August.
Great Southern Bank to cut variable home loan rates
Published 2:48pm, Thursday
One of the last major mutuals to move, Great Southern Bank, has announced it will pass on the RBA’s 25 basis point cut in full.
Most of its variable rate home loan holders will see their rates fall from 26 August.
Published 2:44pm, Thursday
Community First Bank and its division EasyStreet will pass the full RBA rate cut to variable rate home loan holders, effective 21 August.
Auswide Bank to cut home loan rates
Published 2:29pm, Thursday
Auswide Bank will reduce new and existing variable mortgage rates by the 25 basis point RBA cut, effective 28 August.
Beyond Bank responds to RBA rate cut
Published 9:48am, Thursday
Beyond Bank will drop its variable home loan rates by the full 25 basis points as of 26 August.
Bank of Sydney to drop variable mortgage rates
Published 9:42am, Thursday
First up this morning, Bank of Sydney has responded to the RBA’s latest rate cut, announcing it will lower the rate on all new and existing variable home loans by the full 25 basis points, effective 26 August.
Interestingly, the bank has bucked the industry’s broader trend, moving to cut home loan rates nearly a week before it reduces interest rates for deposit holders. Typically, banks trim the rates they offer savers first – and only later lower costs for mortgage holders – giving themselves extra time to pocket the difference.
Back on deck
Published 8:58am, Thursday
Good morning, rate watchers! I’m back on deck to delve into the home loan lenders making interest rate moves in the wake of the RBA’s August cut.
If you haven’t been keeping up, Athena and Unloan were the first to act, cutting their variable interest rates within minutes of the RBA’s announcement.
Macquarie Bank was also quick off the mark, confirming it will pass on the 25 basis point cut to variable home loan rates from tomorrow.
All four of the big banks will pass the cut on in full, with variable rate borrowers set to see changes from either 22 August or 26 August, depending on their bank.
So far, BCU and P&N Bank are the slowest movers, delaying their variable rate cuts until 2 September.
Looking ahead, plenty of lenders have yet to announce their response to the RBA cut. I’ll be keeping you across the developments throughout today and tomorrow. Pop back in when you can to catch the latest!
Another day done and dusted!
Published 5:06pm, Wednesday
Thanks for hanging out with me today – it’s been a big one for lender reactions.
At this stage, BCU and P&N Bank are bringing up the rear, holding off on their variable rate cuts until 2 September – the slowest response so far.
Plenty of lenders, though, are still keeping quiet on whether they’ll follow the RBA’s August move. Some may choose to hold onto part, or even all, of the savings from the central bank’s reduction.
I’ll be back online tomorrow morning to keep you up to speed in the wake of this latest rate cut.
Virgin Money to pass RBA rate cut onto borrowers
Published 4:46pm, Wednesday
Unlike the February cut, Virgin Money will pass the savings borne from the August RBA cut onto borrowers, dropping variable home loan rates from 29 August.
The lender remains the only mortgage provider to have not passed on a rate cut this cycle (it did pass on the May cut, too). Though, there are plenty still to announce their intentions regarding this week’s drop.
IMB to drop home loan rates following RBA call
Published 4:38pm, Wednesday
Customer-owned IMB Bank will lower its variable home loan rates by the full 25 basis points, effective 26 August.
It has also launched a new 4.99% p.a. interest rate for eligible home loan borrowers fixing their rate for two years – one of the lowest fixed rates on offer right now.
Bank of Queensland to cut variable home loan rates
Published 4:25pm, Wednesday
Queensland’s BoQ has responded to the RBA’s rate cut, announcing its intent to reduce variable home loan rates by the full 25 basis points. The change will be effective from 29 August.
On a side note, it’s left a glaring gap of 14 days between dropping rates on deposits rates and reducing those on mortgages.
The BoQ-owned ME Bank has also announced it will reduce variable home loan rates in the wake of the RBA cut, cutting by 25 basis points as of 30 August.
Tiimely Home to slash 25bp from variable mortgage rates
Published 3:18pm, Wednesday
Bendigo Bank-backed digital lender Tiimely Home has announced it will pass the RBA’s full August cut onto borrowers.
New and existing borrowers with the lender will realise the cut from 27 August.
MyState Bank to cut variable home loan rates
Published 3:12pm, Wednesday
MyState Bank will shave 25 basis points from its variable home loan rates for new and existing customers from 28 August.
Geelong Bank to lower variable rates in wake of RBA cut
Published 3:07pm, Wednesday
Local operator Geelong Bank will reduce its variable home loan rates for new and existing customers by 25 basis points, effective 29 August.
Bank of us to cut existing home loan rates, no news for new customers
Published 3:01pm, Wednesday
Tasmania’s only customer-owned bank, Bank of us, will cut variable home loan rates for existing customers by the full 15 basis points on 26 August. Word on rates for new customers is still pending.
AMP to cut variable rates by 25bp
Published 2:55pm, Wednesday
AMP Bank will pass on the RBA rate cut in full to variable rate home loan holders, effective 15 August.
“We understand the importance of these rate reductions for our home loan customers, particularly in the current economic climate,” AMP group executive Sean O’Malley said.
“By passing on the full cut, we’re helping ease pressure on household budgets and supporting financial wellbeing.”
Bendigo Bank announces it will pass on the RBA cut in full
Published 1:13pm, Wednesday
Bendigo Bank will pass the RBA’s full 25 basis point rate cut on to variable rate mortgage holders, effective 27 August.
“We know many of our lending customers welcomed the RBA’s decision to cut rates and we’re pleased to continue providing homeowners with rate relief by delivering a third interest rate cut in 2025,” Bendigo Bank chief customer officer for consumer banking Taso Corolis said.
Adelaide Bank has also revealed it will pass on the cut, though details are scarce and customers being asked to contact the bank for more information.
So far, we haven’t received word from Bendigo Bank-owned Up Bank or Bendigo Bank-backed Tiimely Home.
The Mutual Bank to drop variable rates
Published 12:40pm, Wednesday
The Mutual Bank has announced it will pass on the rate cut in full to existing variable rate home loan holders, though it didn’t clarify a date as to when borrowers might expect relief. The bank’s customers will be informed of changes to their interest rates in coming weeks.
Qudos Bank to pass on RBA rate cut
Published 12:34pm, Wednesday
Qudos Bank will also pass on the latest cash rate cut in full, with new and existing variable rate home loan holders realising savings from 21 August.
QBank to lower home loan rates following RBA call
Published 12:27pm, Wednesday
Emergency services-focused mutual QBank will pass on the RBA’s August rate cut in full to variable rate home loan borrowers, effective 1 September.
Gateway Bank to pass on RBA cut
Published 12:20pm, Wednesday
Gateway Bank will pass on the full 25 basis point cut to existing variable rate mortgage and reverse mortgage holders from 19 August.
Teachers Mutual Bank and co to drop mortgage rates
Published 12:15pm, Wednesday
The Teachers Mutual Bank stable – which includes its namesake bank, as well as Firefighters Mutual Bank, Health Professionals Bank, and UniBank – will pass on the full RBA cut to new and existing variable rate home loan borrowers from 21 August.
Defence Bank to cut variable home loan rates
Published 12:06pm, Wednesday
Military-focused mutual Defence Bank will pass on the RBA’s full 25 basis point cut to variable rate mortgage holders from 19 August – putting it among the early movers.
BankVic to pass on RBA cut in full
Published 12:00pm, Wednesday
Police-focused mutual BankVic has promised to pass on the RBA’s full 25 basis point cut to variable rate mortgage holders, effective 26 August.
Westpac’s BankSA, Bank of Melbourne, and St George Bank to lower home loan rates
Published 11:46am, Wednesday
BankSA, Bank of Melbourne, and St George – all a part of the Westpac stable – will drop variable home loan rates by the full 25 basis points from 26 August.
Australian Military Bank to drop variable rates
Published 11:39am, Wednesday
New and existing Australian Military Bank variable rate home loan customers will see their rate fall by 25 basis points from 26 August.
Greater Bank to trim variable rates
Published 11:33am, Wednesday
Greater Bank will reduce its variable home loan rates by 25 basis points, passing on the RBA’s latest cut in full to existing customers. The change takes effect from 26 August.
Heritage Bank cuts variable home loan rates
Published 11:29am, Wednesday
Heritage Bank will hand over the full 25 basis point cut to existing variable rate home loan customers, effective 26 August.
Newcastle Permanent to lower variable rates
Published 11:25am, Wednesday
Newcastle Permanent will also pass on the RBA’s 25 basis point cut to existing variable rate mortgage borrowers as of 26 August.
People’s Choice to cut variable rates
Published 11:21am, Wednesday
People’s Choice will pass on the Reserve Bank of Australia’s latest 25 basis point cut in full to existing variable rate home loan customers, effective 26 August.
Bank First to drop home loan rates following RBA call
Published 11:04am, Wednesday
Teacher-focused mutual outfit Bank First will lower variable home loan rates in line with the RBA’s August cut, effective as of 21 August.
BCU and P&N Bank to cut variable rates
Published 10.58am, Wednesday
BCU Bank and P&N Bank, which merged in 2019, have both responded to the RBA’s latest rate cut.
Both banks will pass on the full 25 basis point cut to all variable rate home loan holders, effective from 2 September.
The three week lag time between the RBA’s announcement and the implementation of the rate cut is the longest of any Australian lender I’ve seen so far.
HSBC to cut home loan rates
Published 10.01am, Wednesday
Global giant HSBC will drop variable home loan rates for Australian mortgage borrowers from 25 August.
Suncorp Bank to drop variable rates after RBA move
Published 9:56am, Wednesday
Queensland-based and ANZ-owned Suncorp Bank has responded to the RBA’s cash rate cut, vowing to drop variable home loan rates by the full 15 basis point cut.
The change will impact all current variable rate mortgages and will be effective as of 22 August.
Police Bank responds to RBA rate cut
Published 9:39am, Wednesday
The mutual Police Bank has promised to cut variable home loan rates for new and existing customers by the full 25 basis points, effective 22 August.
Bankwest to drop variable home loan rates
Published 9:31am, Wednesday
As expected, CommBank’s Western Australia-based brand Bankwest will drop variable rates alongside its parent company.
Borrowers holding variable rate home loans through the lender will see their rate cut from 22 August.
NAB’s digital brand ubank to cut variable rates
Published 9:22am, Wednesday
Meanwhile, NAB-owned ubank has declared it will drop variable home loan rates by the full 25 basis point cut from 21 August.
CommBank-owned Unloan slashed rates immediately following RBA decision
Published 8:58am, Wednesday
CommBank’s digital brand Unloan was hot off the starting block yesterday, slashing variable rates for all home loan borrowers immediately after the RBA’s announcement.
The lender’s new lowest variable rate comes in at 5.24% p.a. (5.15% p.a. comparison rate*).
Unloan’s selling point is that is discounts a borrowers interest rate by one basis point for each year they hold their loan, up to a maximum 0.30% p.a. discount.
Firstmac to slash variable rates following RBA move
Published 8:48am, Wednesday
Non-bank lender Firstmac will lower variable rates on existing mortgages by the full 25 basis points, effective 26 August.
Welcome back!
Published 8:43am, Wednesday
Welcome back to my ongoing coverage of lenders’ reactions to the RBA’s August cash rate cut!
I’m here for the duration of today to keep you updated on which home loan providers are dropping rates, how much they’re moving by, and when customers might realise the savings.
PLEASE refresh this page periodically for the latest updates and if you have any questions, hit me up at editor@yourmortgage or reach out to our Instagram, X, or Facebook pages.
Until tomorrow
Published 5:02pm, Tuesday
Thanks for keeping me company, folks. I’m now knocking off for the night, but I’ll be back with you bright and early tomorrow morning to bring you more interest rate updates.
For all Brisbane-based readers, enjoy your public holiday on Wednesday. For everyone else, have a fantastic evening.
Bank Australia to cut variable home loan rates
Published 4:59pm, Tuesday
Environmentally-focused Bank Australia will pass on the RBA’s 25 basis point cut to variable home loan holders from 21 August.
loans.com.au to pass on RBA cut
Published 4:55pm, Tuesday
Non-bank lender loans.com.au will pass on the RBA’s 25 basis point cut to all variable rate home loan holders from 26 August.
ING to cut variable home loan rates in wake of RBA drop
Published 4:50pm, Tuesday
ING will cut variable rates on existing mortgages, effective 26 August.
NAB to slash variable mortgage rates
Published 4:49pm, Tuesday
NAB was the last big four bank off the rank, announcing its intent to pass on the RBA’s August rate cut late on Tuesday afternoon.
Variable mortgage rates offered by the bank will fall by 25 basis points from 25 August.
“Today’s RBA cash rate cut is a welcome change that should boost Australian optimism,” NAB personal banking executive Ana Marinkovic said.
Find out more: When will NAB cut variable rates following RBA decision?
Pepper Money to pass RBA cut onto variable rate home loans
Published 4:30pm, Tuesday
Non-bank lender Pepper Money will pass the RBA’s 25 basis point cut onto all existing variable rate mortgage holders, including those taking out loans for commercial real estate, construction and Self-Managed Super Funds.
Arab Bank to pass on rate cut in full
Published 4:25pm, Tuesday
Arab Bank will pass on the RBA’s August rate cut in full to variable rate, owner-occupier home loan holders from 26 August.
ANZ to pass on rate cut to variable rate home loan borrowers
Published 4:15pm, Tuesday
The smallest big four bank will pass on the RBA’s rate cut in full to variable rate home loan holders 10 days after it was announced.
It’s expected that the bank’s lowest rate – that offered on its ANZ Plus home loan product – will fall from 5.75% p.a. to 5.50% p.a. on the back of the change.
“We’re pleased to reduce our variable home loan rates at a time when a number of homeowners still need some extra breathing room,” ANZ acting group executive of Australian retail Bruce Rush said.
Find out more: When will ANZ cut variable rates following RBA move?
Westpac to pass on rate cut from 26 August
Published 3:37pm, Tuesday
Big four bank Westpac has joined in the still-small chorus, announcing it will pass on the RBA’s rate cut in full to variable rate home loan holders from 26 August.
That’s a fortnight from today, as is the major bank’s tradition.
The cut is expected to see the bank’s lowest advertised variable rate fall from 5.59% p.a. to 5.34% p.a.
“We know many people continue to manage cost of living pressures and three rate cuts this year will no doubt provide some relief to household budgets,” said Westpac consumer chief executive Carolyn McCann.
Find out more: When will Westpac cut variable rates following RBA move?
CommBank to cut variable rates by 25bp
Published 3:29pm, Tuesday
Australia’s largest lender was the first of the big four to announce an interest rate move on Tuesday, beating NAB, Westpac, and ANZ to the punch.
CommBank will pass on interest rate savings to variable rate home loan holders from 22 August, in line with its long-standing practice of moving 10 days after an RBA call.
A 25 basis point cut could see the rate on the lender’s Digi Home Loan product (the lowest-rate product in its stable) fall from 5.59% p.a. to 5.34% p.a.
“With now three rate cuts this year, Australian borrowers are getting some breathing room back in their budgets,” CommBank retail banking services executive Angus Sullivan said.
Find out more: Will your CommBank home loan rate drop after the RBA cut?
RACQ Bank to pass savings into borrowers
Published 3:14pm, Tuesday
Queensland’s RACQ Bank has announced it will pass on the RBA’s 25 basis point cut from 26 August.
The cut will apply to both new and existing home loan holders.
Australian Unity to pass on rate cut
Published 3:10pm, Tuesday
Mutual bank Australian Unity was among the first lenders to announce it will be passing on the 25 basis point cut in full.
Variable rate mortgage holders will realise savings from 21 August.
RBA board unanimous in decision to cut
Published 3:01pm, Tuesday
As was predicted by CommBank senior economist Belinda Allen, all nine members of the RBA monetary policy board were in agreeance to hand down a cash rate cut in August.
It marks only the second time the public has been made aware of how board members vote, though we’re not told exactly which member voted for which outcome.
Still, the board warned it “remains cautious about the outlook” and will continue to monitor the data flow and evolving economic risks.
Athena continues tradition of passing on rate cuts instantly
Published 2:54pm, Tuesday
Athena has continued its long-standing tradition of passing on RBA rate cuts to variable rate home loan holders instantaneously.
That means Athena mortgage borrowers will realise savings from Tuesday, while other borrowers may have to wait days or weeks.
The lowest variable rate on offer through the lender is 5.49% p.a. (5.49% p.a. comparison rate*).
Macquarie among the first home loan lenders to pass on rate cut
Published 2:43pm, Tuesday
Banking major Macquarie has come out in front, announcing its intent to pass on the RBA rate cut to variable home loan holders just moments after the central bank confirmed the news.
Moreover, it will be passing on the savings to borrowers as soon as 15 August – just three days after the cut was declared.
“When the RBA last cut the cash rate in May, we proved that the savings could be passed on to homeowners in just three days, instead of the industry average of 12 days,” Macquarie head of personal banking Ben Perham said.
“We were the fastest of the major banks and homeowners loved it, so we’re doing it again.”
Find out more: When will Macquarie pass on RBA cut?
BREAKING: RBA cuts cash rate to 3.60%
Published 2:31pm, Tuesday
The Reserve Bank of Australia has lowered the cash rate by 25 basis points to 3.60%.
The move follows cooler inflation and a softening labour market, and takes the cash rate to a two-year low.
Borrowers can expect lenders to begin announcing reductions to variable mortgage rates, though pass-through may vary by lender and product.
I’ll keep you updated this afternoon (and beyond) with the decision and which lenders are moving.
👉 See our full coverage here.
How much could an interest rate cut save mortgage holders?
Published 2:15pm, Tuesday
f you’re a mortgage holder, you might be finding it hard to quantify the impact of a 25 basis point interest rate cut. How much you might save will depend on how much you have outstanding, your current interest rate, and whether your lender passes on the cut in full.
For reference, here’s how much a home loan holder owing $500,000 might save around $80 per month, or nearly $1,000 a year, if the RBA cuts by 25 basis points.
Wondering how much an RBA rate cut might save you? Use our Mortgage Repayment Calculator to find out!
The data behind today’s cash rate call
Published 1:54pm, Tuesday
There’s no doubt a plethora of data that the RBA board will have considered when making its August decision, but two pieces likely stand out.:
- Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the June quarter (released on 30 July)
- Unemployment data for June (released on 17 July)
Both Australian Bureau of Statistics data points appear to herald a near-term rate cut.
The quarterly CPI read saw underlying inflation (the RBA’s preferred measure) come in at 2.7% on an annual basis – within the RBA’s 2% to 3% target range and in line with its forecasts.
Meanwhile, the latest labour force data saw unemployment tick up to 4.3% on a seasonally adjusted basis. While few people likely wish to find themselves involuntarily without work, rising unemployment could help pave the way for interest rate cuts, as employment tends to fall alongside inflation. Previously, ‘sticky’ unemployment has raised eyebrows, perhaps suggesting inflation could rebound on rate cuts.
Alongside those data points, the RBA board tends to also weigh factors like wages, economic expectations, activity, and global conditions.
How much could the RBA cut mortgage rates by?
Published 1:32pm, Tuesday
If the RBA board cuts today, it would be the third reduction of this cycle, likely matching February and May at 25 basis points.
That would see the cash rate fall from its current level of 3.85% to 3.60% – its lowest level since March 2023.
For comparison, in the month after the RBA’s March 2023 hike, the typical interest rate on a new owner-occupier loan was about 5.4% p.a., according to RBA data, versus 5.8% p.a. for new owner-occupier loans in June 2025.
However, as usual, some are expecting a supersized 50 basis point cut, bringing the cash rate to 3.35% on Tuesday afternoon. According to the ASX RBA Rate Tracker, 51% of traders were predicting a 50 basis point cut as of Monday. Consensus among economists is that any such traders may be left disappointed.
How will individual board members vote?
Published 12:57pm, Tuesday
Beyond the decision itself, the board’s statement will reveal how it came to its conclusion and how many of the nine board members voted in favour of a cut.
In its anticlimatic July meeting, just three board members favoured a rate cut.
CommBank senior economist Belinda Allen expects tables to have turned this time around, with all nine board members tipped to vote for a downwards movement.
“The encouraging June quarter CPI outcome together with refreshed economic forecasts suggest all board members are likely to vote for a rate cut,” she said last week.
When will the RBA be announcing its interest rate decision?
Published 12:49pm, Tuesday
The RBA monetary policy board will be revealing its latest cash rate cut (or hold) at 2:30pm AEST.
For those in Western Australia, the decision will be announced at 12:30pm AWST and those subject to Australian Central Standard Time (ACST) will receive the news at 2:00pm.
Welcome: LIVE coverage of the RBA’s August cash rate decision
Published 12:27pm, Tuesday
Hello and welcome to Your Mortgage’s live RBA cash rate coverage. I’m Brooke, Your Mortgage’s editor, and I’ll be with you all day giving you the latest on the RBA’s August decision and the banks dropping home loan rates.
PLEASE refresh this page periodically for the latest updates and if you have any questions, hit me up at editor@yourmortgage or reach out to our Instagram, X, or Facebook pages.
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