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Nine calculators — repayments, borrowing power, stamp duty across every Australian state, extra repayments, interest-only, tax deductions, land tax and a full amortisation schedule. Same logic I use when structuring a file. Defaults reflect rates and rules current as at May 2026.

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For illustration only. Default rates, brackets and figures reflect what I knew as of May 2026 — not a credit offer or financial advice. Tax brackets, lender buffers, stamp-duty thresholds and assessment rules change — output is a guide, not your actual approved number. Spot something out of date or wrong? Email me. For your actual numbers, book a free chat. Assumptions last reviewed: May 2026

Principal & Interest repayments

Your monthly repayment, total interest, and the impact of extra repayments.

6.29%
30 yrs
See how much sooner you'll be debt-free

P&I Summary

Principal & Interest breakdown

How much can you borrow?

Income, expenses and commitments → a realistic borrowing ceiling based on common lender servicing rules.

HEM benchmark used if lower than declared
Car, personal loan, HECS repayment
3.8% of limit assumed as repayment
8.79%
Actual rate + APRA 3% buffer

Borrowing Power Summary

Estimated servicing ceiling using APRA-style buffer

Disclaimer: Indicative only. Each lender applies different HEM floors, add-backs, negative-gearing treatment and shading of casual/commission/rental income. Your real number will vary ± depending on lender. Book a chat for a lender-by-lender shortlist.

Stamp duty calculator

State-by-state transfer duty, including first-home-buyer concessions and foreign-buyer surcharges where applicable.

Concessions/exemptions apply below state thresholds
Surcharge applies on top of base duty

Stamp Duty Summary

Base transfer duty + surcharges & concessions

Disclaimer: Approximate estimate using published state revenue-office duty scales, with first-home concessions and grants updated to 2025–26 rules (incl. QLD's new-build exemption, TAS's 100% established-home exemption to 30 Jun 2026, WA's higher thresholds, SA's new-home exemption and NT's $50k grant). First-home rules have dates, caps and eligibility tests — always confirm with your state revenue office and conveyancer. Excludes mortgage registration and transfer-of-title fees.

Extra repayment impact

See how much interest you save and how many years you shave off by paying a little more each month.

$300
Paid at start of loan
Delay extras e.g. after renovation

Extra Repayment Savings

Interest saved & years shaved vs. minimum repayments

Interest Only loan

Cashflow in the IO period, plus the jump when P&I reverts.

6.49%
5 yrs

IO Loan Summary

Interest Only period + P&I revert

IO vs P&I — side by side

Full cost comparison over the life of the loan, after tax deductions.

IO rates typically 0.1–0.3% higher

IO vs P&I Comparison

Full cost analysis after tax deductions

Investment property tax deductions

Estimate your annual deduction, negative gearing loss, and tax saving.

⚠ Announced tax reform — read before relying on these figures. In the 2026–27 Federal Budget (12 May 2026) the Government announced major changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax. Subject to legislation (not yet law), from 1 July 2027:
  • Negative gearing will be limited to newly built homes.
  • For established properties bought after 7:30pm 12 May 2026, rental losses could only offset rental income or property capital gains — not your wages (unused losses carry forward).
  • The 50% CGT discount would be replaced by cost-base indexation plus a 30% minimum tax on real gains.
Properties held before Budget night are grandfathered under today’s rules. This calculator reflects the current (pre-reform) rules, which still apply now — what will apply to you depends on when and what you buy. Confirm with a registered tax agent.
Before property deductions
Rates, insurance, PM fees, repairs
From quantity surveyor report
For auto land tax calculation

Tax Deduction Summary

2026–27 ATO brackets (excl. Medicare levy)

Disclaimer: Estimates only, using 2026–27 ATO resident tax brackets (excludes Medicare levy and offsets). Reflects the current (pre-reform) negative-gearing rules; see the reform notice above. Not financial or tax advice. Land tax figures are approximate — verify with your state revenue office. Consult a registered tax agent.

Land tax calculator

Accurate calculations across every Australian state and territory.

Use site value from your council rates notice — not purchase price.

Land Tax Result

All states, at a glance

StateThresholdStart RateTop RateAssessedNotes
NSW$1,075,0001.6%2.0%1 JulForeign surcharge 4% p.a.
VIC$300,0000.2%2.55%31 DecTrust +0.5%, Absentee +4%
QLD$600,000 (ind.)1.0%1.75%30 JunTrust/Co threshold $350k
SA$837,0000.5%2.4%30 JunSite value basis
WA$300,0000.15%2.67%1 JulMin. tax $300 above threshold
TAS$100,0000.45%1.5%1 JulLow threshold — most properties taxed
ACTNone (all taxed)0.44%1.17%1 JulUses Unimproved Value (UV)
NTNO LAND TAX — Northern Territory does not levy land tax
Important: Land tax rates and thresholds change each financial year. Thresholds shown are approximate 2024–25 figures. Always verify with your state revenue office. Your principal place of residence is generally exempt.

Full amortisation schedule

Month-by-month principal vs. interest, with running balance.

Amortisation Schedule

Month-by-month breakdown

MonthTypePaymentPrincipalInterestBalanceCum. Interest
Important disclaimer: These calculators are general illustrations only. They are not financial, tax, legal or credit advice. Income tax uses 2026–27 ATO resident brackets (excludes Medicare levy and offsets). Stamp duty, first-home concessions and grants use published state revenue-office schedules updated to 2025–26; land tax uses the latest published schedules. Thresholds, caps and surcharges change — confirm with the relevant office before relying on a figure. Verify with your state revenue office (SRO VIC, Revenue NSW, QRO, RevenueSA, Landgate WA, SRO TAS, ACT Revenue Office, Territory Revenue NT) and consult a registered tax agent before making any decision.

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