Banking Tools and Financial Calculators

Estimate how much you could potentially borrow based on your income, expenses, plus the interest rate and term of your loan.

Calculate the upfront costs of buying a home, including stamp duty and government fees.

Find out how much you need to pay based on your loan amount, whether they're fixed rate or variable, and monthly, fornightly or weekly.

Assess how much interest and time you'll save with fortnightly repayments, rather than monthly repayments.

Calculate how much more you’ll pay with an interest-only mortgage compared to a principal and interest mortgage.

See how an extra contribution to your mortgage could potentially affect how quickly you pay it off and how much interest you could save.

Determine how much you could save on your mortgage by making a lump sum payment.

Work out how long until you are mortgage-free, based on your loan amount, interest rate and repayments.

Find out how a different mortgage structure – fixed, variable or both – would affect your repayments.

Assess how a honeymoon rate would affect your repayment and interest payable amount.

Calculate how an offset account could help you pay off your mortgage quicker and save on interest payments.

Compare different loan options by plugging in different interest rates and loan terms.

Evaluate the stamp duty, mortgage registration fees and other government fees of buying a property, based on your state, property value and property type.

Assess the stamp duty, real estate agent fees and other additional costs of selling your property, based on your state, sale price and outstanding loan amount.

Find out whether you’d save money by switching to another mortgage, taking into consideration if you're making the minimum (or higher) repayments.

Work out whether you’re better off renting or buying a home, electrical goods, and furniture.

Calculate the remaining equity in your home to find out how much you could borrow for retirement.

Plug in the details of your income, expenses, assets and liabilities to get a top-down view of your finances.

Calculate the monthly repayments and interest payable on a leasing agreement.

Appraise how much time and money you can save by making higher repayments, instead of the minimum.

Work out your yearly income based on how much you’ve made so far.

Calculate how much you’ll have after a certain term, based on your initial deposit, interest rate and any extra contributions.

Find out how long it’ll take to reach a certain amount of savings.

Quantify how much you should deposit and how often to reach your savings goal.

See how your savings grow over time, thanks to compound interest.

Calculate the tax on your income to find out your net income per annum and per week.

Calculate your gross income from your net or after-tax income.