Mortgage Repayment Calculator
Estimate monthly repayments, total interest and borrowing costs.
Your numbers,
in plain sight.
Enter your details and calculate to see your breakdown.
Compare a repayment scenario, not a loan offer
Enter the principal you would borrow, an assumed annual interest rate and a term. The result spreads repayment into equal monthly amounts at a fixed rate.
Worked example
A $600,000 loan at 6% over 30 years gives $3,597.30 per month. The calculator assumes that rate remains unchanged for all 30 years, which is a modelling choice, not a forecast.
How the result is built
Each payment covers interest on the remaining balance and some principal. Earlier payments contain a larger interest component because the balance is higher.
Before you use the number
Deposit requirements, fees, insurance, rates, bank serviceability checks and rate changes are not included. A manageable illustrative payment is not proof of loan approval or affordability.
Does a longer term make the loan cheaper?
It can lower the monthly payment while increasing total interest at the same rate. Compare both figures and test a higher-rate scenario before relying on the budget.
How we prepare and correct content · Model reviewed 26 September 2026. Examples are illustrative.
Useful estimates. Clear assumptions.
A fixed interest rate is assumed throughout. Savings deposits are made at the end of each month; fees, investment tax, inflation and changing rates are excluded. Mortgage payments are monthly and no extra repayments are assumed.
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