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Australian Home Loan Calculator — Variable, Fixed & Split

Monthly repayments using current Big 4 rates and digital lender alternatives. Includes LMI, stamp duty, and offset account scenarios. Free. No email capture.

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Your monthly payment$3,597
Principal$600,000
Total interest$695,029
Total$1,295,029
Calculated live on this page · reference rates June 2026. Open the full tool →

Current Australian home loan rates (April 2026)

Loan typeBig 4 banksDigital lenders
Variable owner-occupier P&I5.85% – 6.45%5.65% – 6.05%
1-year fixed owner-occupier5.95% – 6.60%5.75% – 6.25%
3-year fixed owner-occupier6.10% – 6.70%5.90% – 6.35%
Variable investor P&I6.10% – 6.80%5.90% – 6.40%
Interest-only investor6.40% – 7.20%6.20% – 6.80%

RBA cash rate: 3.85%. Comparison rates (which include fees) are typically 0.05–0.15% higher than headline rates. Package discounts (Wealth Package, Breakfree) can cut 0.3–0.5% for bundling insurance/credit card.

Major Australian home loan lenders

The real cost of an Australian mortgage

Example: A$600,000 loan at 6.20% variable, 30-year P&I.

With a $50k offset balance maintained, you save ~$3,100/year in interest — equivalent to earning 6.20% tax-free. This is why offset accounts are so popular in Australia.

First home buyer schemes (2026)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current variable rate?

Big 4 variable rates: 5.85% to 6.45%. Digital lenders: 5.65% to 6.05%. RBA cash rate is 3.85%.

Variable or fixed?

Variable lets you use offset and make unlimited extra repayments. Fixed locks your rate but limits flexibility. With rate cuts expected, variable is currently more popular.

What is an offset account?

Transaction account linked to your mortgage. Money in it reduces the interest-charged balance but remains fully accessible. More tax-efficient than a savings account.

Do I need 20% deposit?

No, but below 20% means LMI ($15k-40k). First home buyers can use Home Guarantee Scheme (5% deposit no LMI) or have a parent go guarantor.

What about stamp duty?

Varies by state. First home buyers get major concessions — full exemption up to $800k in NSW, $700k in QLD. Check your state revenue office.

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