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Loan repayment calculator

Your repayments weekly, fortnightly or monthly, the total interest over the loan, and what a little extra each month does to both.

Your loan
Get ahead
Monthly repayment
$3,793
Total interest over term$715,560
Total repaid$1,365,560
With extra: paid offadd an amount
With extra: interest savedadd an amount
Try an extra repayment
Even $200 a month on a typical loan cuts around three years off the term. Add an amount above to see your own numbers, and the teal line pull away on the chart.

Your loan balance over time

Standard repayments With extra repayments
$650k $325k $0 0 8yr 15yr 23yr 30yr

Add an extra monthly amount above and the teal line pulls away: the gap is interest you never pay.

Estimate only, based on principal-and-interest repayments at a constant rate. Fortnightly and weekly figures are straight conversions of the monthly amount. Excludes fees. Results are not a quote, loan offer or pre-approval.

Small differences, huge totals

Your repayment is driven by three things: the amount, the rate and the term. Over 30 years, small differences compound into serious money. A rate just 0.25% lower on a $650,000 loan saves tens of thousands, and modest extra repayments in the early years do even more, because early dollars kill interest for decades.

Once you know your ballpark repayment, the real question is whether you are paying more than you need to. Nathan compares your rate against 50+ lenders; if there is a better deal, he finds it and handles the switch.

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Loan repayment calculator

Your repayments weekly, fortnightly or monthly, the total interest over the loan, and what a little extra each month does to both.

Your loan
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Your loan balance over time

Standard repayments With extra repayments
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Add an extra monthly amount above and the teal line pulls away: the gap is interest you never pay.

Estimate only, based on principal-and-interest repayments at a constant rate. Fortnightly and weekly figures are straight conversions of the monthly amount. Excludes fees. Results are not a quote, loan offer or pre-approval.

Small differences, huge totals

Your repayment is driven by three things: the amount, the rate and the term. Over 30 years, small differences compound into serious money. A rate just 0.25% lower on a $650,000 loan saves tens of thousands, and modest extra repayments in the early years do even more, because early dollars kill interest for decades.

Once you know your ballpark repayment, the real question is whether you are paying more than you need to. Nathan compares your rate against 50+ lenders; if there is a better deal, he finds it and handles the switch.

Mortgage switching calculator Home loan offset calculator Guide: Pay your loan off faster
Client reviews

Hear from our happy homeowners.

★★★★★5.0 on Google

Calculators guess. Nathan checks.

A free 30-minute call gets you the numbers lenders will actually approve, across 50+ of them.

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