Mortgage Repayment Calculator

Our mortgage repayment calculator tells you how much you’ll pay in regular mortgage repayments. This then lets you see the amounts you ought to commit to be on top of your finances.

What is a Mortgage Repayment?

This is how much you’ve got to spend in order to repay both the principal and interest of your loan – usually on a monthly basis over the period of the loan.

Surprises can easily happen here if you don’t get your repayment schedule so there’s a few things worth considering. Some of the basic parameters to be considered here will include the following:

01.

Loan Amount

02.

Interest Rate

03.

Loan Term

04.

Repayment Type

05.

Extra Payments

How to Use Our Mortgage Repayment Calculator

Loan Amount

This is the total amount you plan on borrowing for your home loan - making it one of the most important factors affecting the amount of your repayments.

Interest Rate

Type the current or expected interest rate of your mortgage in our calculator. The higher the rate, the larger your repayments.

Loan Term

Choose the term of your loan. Longer terms mean smaller monthly repayments (but more interest over the term).

Extra Repayments

Enter any additional repayments you can manage above the minimum payment. Additional repayments are lifesavers for reducing the term of the loan and therefore the total interest paid.

Repayment Frequency

Choose how often you'd like to repay: monthly, fortnightly or weekly. Greater frequency reduces the total interest paid.

Use Our Mortgage Repayment Calculator

Our mortgage repayment calculator tells you how much you’ll pay in regular mortgage repayments.

Mortgage Repayment Calculator Frequently FAQs

It’s a tool for showing you what your monthly mortgage repayment estimates might look like. All you need to do is feed in certain important details like the following:

  • Loan Amount You’ll Need
  • The Rate of Interest
  • The Loan Tenure

You will get an approximate amount that you will have to pay every month which will help you further in planning your finances.

You can use our calculator to choose a different repayment frequency, such as

  • Monthly
  • Fortnightly
  • Weekly

This flexibility allows you to see how changing your repayment schedule may change the total amount repaid – or interest paid – during your mortgage.

The estimates are calculated based on what you enter into the calculator. While this gives you a reasonably sound basis for the approximate costs, the actual figures may vary, so for an accurate costing, you should always check with your lender.

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Of course, the calculator does allow for extra repayments. This will show you how paying extra repayments off your mortgage can shorten the period of the loan and the total amount of interest paid, therefore saving you money over the loan period.

Yes, the interest rate variable in the calculator can be set to determine how any increase or decrease in rates may affect your repayments. This helps you be prepared, mentally and otherwise, in case there is a rate increase.

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