Mortgage repayment calculator

Enter a loan amount and rate to see your repayments. Add an extra amount each period to see how much sooner you’d be mortgage-free.

Rates checked against ATO and official sources on 26 September 2026. How we calculate

Results update as you type.

Loan type
Repayment$3,597.30 a month$695,029 interest over the loan · $1,295,029 in total

Try adding an extra repayment to see how much interest and time you’d save.

After yearBalance left
1$592,632
5$558,326
10$502,114
15$426,293
20$324,022
25$186,073
30$0

Assumes the interest rate stays the same for the whole loan. Lender fees and offset accounts aren’t included.

How it's calculated

Principal and interest repayments are set so the loan is fully repaid by the end of the term. Early on, most of each repayment is interest; later, most goes to the balance.

Extra repayments go straight off the balance, which reduces the interest charged every period after that. Even small amounts early in a loan save a lot.

Interest-only repayments cover just the interest. The balance stays the same, and repayments jump when the interest-only period ends.

This calculator doesn’t recommend any lender or loan. To compare loans, use the comparison rate, which includes most fees.

Common questions

What are repayments on a $600,000 loan?

At 6% over 30 years, about $3,597 a month in principal and interest.

Are fortnightly repayments better?

Paying half your monthly repayment every fortnight means 13 full repayments a year instead of 12, which pays the loan off years sooner.

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