YOUR NUMBERS. CLEARER QUESTIONS.
Explore the possibilities.
Useful scenarios before a personal conversation. See your results without entering contact details.
REPAYMENTS
See the repayment and the interest behind it.
Monthly principal and interest at a constant nominal rate divided by 12. Extra repayments reduce the balance; fees, rate changes and lender restrictions are excluded.
REFINANCE
Compare costs before changing your loan.
Rates are your assumptions, not lender offers. Cash-flow difference and interest-cost difference are separate. Break-even compares cumulative interest saved with upfront switching costs; excludes opportunity cost, tax, ongoing fee differences and future rate changes. The five-year result uses up to 60 months.
BORROWING SCENARIO
Explore what a monthly repayment budget could support.
This is a repayment-budget scenario, not a lender borrowing-capacity assessment. Uses the net income, costs, debt repayments, reserve and rate stress you enter. It does not apply lender expense benchmarks, tax calculations, income shading, credit policy, DTI/LVR rules or a credit check. No approval or suitability is implied.
PURCHASE BUDGET
Bring the deposit and buying costs into the picture.
NSW standard residential duty is included using the 2026/27 general and premium rates. The budget must meet both the entered loan limit and LVR. No LMI estimate, concession, grant or foreign-buyer surcharge is included. Assumed borrowing is not lender approval.
Rates checked 29 October 2026. Revenue NSW rates and eligibility ↗
NSW DUTY
Estimate standard residential transfer duty.
2026/27 NSW general and premium residential rates, rounded up to whole dollars; uses the higher of purchase price and market value. Standard residential acquisitions only. Excludes first-home concessions, foreign-buyer surcharge, exemptions, mixed-use/large-land rules and special transactions. Confirm the applicable date and treatment with Revenue NSW and your conveyancer.
Rates checked 29 October 2026. Revenue NSW rates and eligibility ↗
OFFSET & EXTRA
See how a steady offset balance changes the illustration.
Assumes a 100% offset, a constant offset balance, monthly interest and unchanged scheduled repayment. The loan is repaid in full rather than netted against the offset at the end. Excludes fees, lender rules, daily-interest differences, rate changes and tax effects.
CONSTRUCTION
Plan a simple drawdown-interest scenario.
Illustrative interest-only cash flow. Construction funding is drawn in equal amounts at the beginning of each month; interest is paid monthly and not capitalised. The contingency is separate cash, not assumed drawn. Actual progress stages, inspections, delays, fees and loan conditions will differ.
INVESTMENT CASH FLOW
Test rent, costs and repayments together.
Pre-tax cash flow based on monthly principal-and-interest repayments. No capital-growth forecast, depreciation, tax deduction or investment recommendation. Include management, rates, insurance, maintenance and other relevant costs in your estimate.
A SCENARIO IS THE START
Put your numbers in context.
No calculator is an approval, quote or personal recommendation. Speak with us about the assumptions behind your result.
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