What is loan-to-value ratio (LVR)?
The loan-to-value ratio – or LVR – refers to the percentage of your home’s value you are borrowing through a home loan. The bigger your deposit, the lower your LVR – and the more you can save on loan interest.
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The loan-to-value ratio – or LVR – refers to the percentage of your home’s value you are borrowing through a home loan. The bigger your deposit, the lower your LVR – and the more you can save on loan interest.
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