Principal & interest, monthly repayments, full rate pass-through assumed. Excludes fees. Your lender sets your rate.
Australian Mortgage Repayment Calculator
Use the free Australian mortgage repayment calculator to estimate monthly home loan repayments in AUD and compare rate rise, hold and cut scenarios.
What changes for my mortgage?
Select a row to update the simulator above.
Bars show the difference from your current repayment. pp = percentage points; rates are floored at 0%.
Estimated over 30 years at a constant 6.25% rate
- Principal
- $600,000
- Estimated interest
- $729,949
- Estimated total
- $1,329,949
A constant-rate scenario, not a rate forecast. Principal and interest; excludes fees, offsets and extra repayments.
How would you pay after a rate change?
Using the loan above, assume a new rate of 6.25%. Keep the same payment and inspect the pace of principal repayment.
At the end of the original remaining term, the scenario balance is still $102,230.
This is below the payment estimated at the new rate over the original remaining term; check the required payment against your contract.
Assumes the new rate stays constant, monthly interest, and no offset or fees. Scenario payoff does not change contractual maturity; entering principal repayment does not mean the lender executed it.
MAKE EACH REPAYMENT GO FURTHER
Adjust two amounts and see how much sooner you could be mortgage-free.
Constant balance · 100% offset · not spent on principal
Paid each month on top of your base repayment
Current rate 6.00% · assumed constant
SEE YOUR PATH TO PAYOFF
Loan balance · AUDThe curves currently overlap. Adjust your amounts to see the payoff path change.
- Estimated interest saved
- $0
- Estimated time saved
- 0 months
- Planned monthly repayment
- $3,597
Base payment $3,597 + extra $0 · Total planned interest $695,029
View annual repayment schedule
Starts with your next repayment; amounts in AUD. CSV includes monthly detail and assumptions.
| Loan year | Paid | Principal | Interest | Closing balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $43,168 | $7,368 | $35,800 | $592,632 |
| 2 | $43,168 | $7,823 | $35,345 | $584,809 |
| 3 | $43,168 | $8,305 | $34,863 | $576,504 |
| 4 | $43,168 | $8,817 | $34,350 | $567,687 |
| 5 | $43,168 | $9,361 | $33,807 | $558,326 |
| 6 | $43,168 | $9,938 | $33,229 | $548,388 |
| 7 | $43,168 | $10,551 | $32,616 | $537,836 |
| 8 | $43,168 | $11,202 | $31,965 | $526,634 |
| 9 | $43,168 | $11,893 | $31,275 | $514,741 |
| 10 | $43,168 | $12,627 | $30,541 | $502,114 |
| 11 | $43,168 | $13,405 | $29,762 | $488,709 |
| 12 | $43,168 | $14,232 | $28,935 | $474,477 |
| 13 | $43,168 | $15,110 | $28,058 | $459,367 |
| 14 | $43,168 | $16,042 | $27,126 | $443,325 |
| 15 | $43,168 | $17,031 | $26,136 | $426,293 |
| 16 | $43,168 | $18,082 | $25,086 | $408,211 |
| 17 | $43,168 | $19,197 | $23,970 | $389,014 |
| 18 | $43,168 | $20,381 | $22,786 | $368,633 |
| 19 | $43,168 | $21,638 | $21,529 | $346,994 |
| 20 | $43,168 | $22,973 | $20,195 | $324,022 |
| 21 | $43,168 | $24,390 | $18,778 | $299,632 |
| 22 | $43,168 | $25,894 | $17,274 | $273,738 |
| 23 | $43,168 | $27,491 | $15,676 | $246,246 |
| 24 | $43,168 | $29,187 | $13,981 | $217,060 |
| 25 | $43,168 | $30,987 | $12,181 | $186,073 |
| 26 | $43,168 | $32,898 | $10,269 | $153,174 |
| 27 | $43,168 | $34,927 | $8,240 | $118,247 |
| 28 | $43,168 | $37,082 | $6,086 | $81,165 |
| 29 | $43,168 | $39,369 | $3,799 | $41,797 |
| 30 | $43,168 | $41,797 | $1,371 | $0 |
| Total | $1,295,029 | $600,000 | $695,029 | $0 |
Assumptions & source
Monthly principal-and-interest estimate, with the term rounded to whole months. Assumes a constant rate and offset balance, with repayments funded separately. Offsets reduce interest, not the base repayment; the final payment clears the balance. Excludes account fees, repayment restrictions and fixed-rate break costs. Lenders usually calculate interest daily; actual results may differ. How offsets work ↗
HOW WOULD HIGHER RATES AFFECT YOU?
The same balance and term. See how higher rates change your monthly repayment.
Independent rate stress scenarios, not a rate forecast or a lender serviceability assessment. Excludes offsets, extra repayments and fees.
How the mortgage repayment calculator works
A hypothetical home loan example
For an AUD 600,000 balance over 25 years, monthly principal-and-interest repayments are approximately $3,866 at 6.00%, or $3,958 at 6.25%: an increase of about $92 per month. This assumes a constant rate for the remaining term and excludes fees; contractual repayments may differ.