Below are our free online financial calculators to cover loan repayments, extra repayments, loan comparison, borrowing power and budget planning.
Don't let your budget get out of control. Use the budget planner to figure out where your money goes, get back on tacks and feeling in financial control.
Try our loan repayment calculator to see how quickly you could pay your loan off. Most people are surprised how fast they can repay their loan and become debt-free.
With the extra repayment calculator most people are pleasantly surprised by how much they can save on interest and pay less through the life of the loan.
Compare 2 loans before you sign on the dotted line. Check to see of you are getting the best rate and use the loan comparison calculator to see which loan if offering the best terms.
How much can I borrow in my current situation? Find out how big your loan could be buy completing the borrowing power calculator to assess your borrowing power.
These calculators offer possible model scenarios, not a prediction of your future. Amounts and repayment periods are estimates only, actual amounts may be higher or lower.
Results are based on information you have provided and do not take your personal circumstances into account.
Calculators apply to loans where your regular repayment includes both interest and the gradual repayment of the amount borrowed.
These calculators are not intended to be your only resource for information when making a borrowing decision. You might like to get advice from a licensed finance professional.
Using these calculators doesn’t guarantee eligibility for a loan. You will need to satisfy lending criteria.
Interest rates remain the same for the life of the loan.
Interest is calculated by compounding on the same frequency as the repayment selected, i.e. weekly, fortnightly, monthly quarterly or annually.
Calculators don’t include fees and charges.
Calculators don’t factor in your ability to make the repayments. It’s a good idea to look into the impact of a 2% interest rate rise. Interest rates could rise in future.
Affordable repayments cannot be less than the fees entered.