Calculate loan repayments

Home loan repayment calculator

Estimate your repayments and see how much you could save.

Property usage
Rate type
Repayment type

Variable

Tiimely own

Owner-occupied Principal & interest

5.99%p.a.Interest rate

6.00%p.a.Comparison rate


Your estimated repayments would be

$2,875/month


Total loan repayments
$1,034,913

Total interest charged
$554,913


These estimates are for our Tiimely Own home loan. Just a note, if you choose a home loan with one of our panel of lenders, your savings may vary based on your specific home loan.

Choose product type
  • Variable

    Tiimely own

    Owner-occupied Principal & interest


    5.99%p.a.Interest rate

    6.00%p.a.Comparison rate


    • No hidden fees
    • Free online redraw on any additional repayments
    • Offset account optional for $10/month
    • Fast approval with Tiimely Turnaround™
    • Only 10% deposit required
    • Unlimited additional repayments
    • Up to 30 years loan term


    Backed and funded by Bendigo and Adelaide Bank

    Please note if you add an offset account, your comparison rate will change.

  • Fixed 2 years

    Tiimely own

    Owner-occupied Principal & interest


    5.54%p.a.Interest rate

    5.95%p.a.Comparison rate


    • Offset account optional for $10/month
    • 6.04% roll-to rate after 2 years
    • Fast approval with Tiimely Turnaround™
    • No hidden fees
    • Free online redraw on any additional repayments
    • $20,000 additional repayments limit per year
    • Only 10% deposit required
    • Up to 30 years loan term


    Backed and funded by Bendigo and Adelaide Bank

    Please note if you add an offset account, your comparison rate will change.

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Frequently asked questions

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How do you calculate home loan repayments?

Explained simply, to calculate loan repayments, we take your loan amount, add the total estimated amount of interest we’ll charge over the life of the loan, and then divide that total into a monthly amount based on the length of your loan term.

How we calculate weekly and fortnight repayments

We calculate weekly and fortnightly repayments a little differently. For example, for fortnightly repayments, instead of multiplying monthly repayments by 12 and dividing by 26, we simply divide your monthly repayment amount by 2.

The fortnightly repayment amount is rounded up to the nearest dollar. This calculation method ensures you pay the full monthly figure over 2 fortnights. Over time, this means you'll pay off your loan faster with less interest than if the repayments were calculated by annualising the monthly figure.

For fixed and interest-only loans

For fixed or interest-only loan — or a fixed interest only loan — this will need to be considered as your repayments will change when the fixed and/or interest-only period ends.

How does a home loan repayment calculator work?

A home loan repayment calculator takes multiple variables into account before coming to a final estimated repayment dollar amount represented on a monthly basis.

The calculator will ask the user to enter information about their loan amount, their loan term, the intended property usage (live-in or investment), rate type (variable or fixed) and repayment type (principal and interest or interest only).

After calculating, the user will be able to see their estimated repayment amount as well as their total loan repayments and the total interest charged over the life of the loan.

Will making extra loan repayments help pay off the loan earlier?

Yes. Making additional repayments can reduce the overall time it takes to repay your home loan.

Tiimely Own home loans allow unlimited additional repayments on all variable home loans, and up to $20,000 of additional repayments per year on all fixed home loans, to help you pay your loan off quicker.

How do you calculate principal and interest repayments?

The same way we calculate the repayments for any type of home loan.

Explained simply, to calculate loan repayments, we take your loan amount, add the total estimated amount of interest we’ll charge over the life of the loan, and then divide that total into a monthly amount based on the length of your loan term.

How we calculate weekly and fortnight repayments

We calculate weekly and fortnightly repayments a little differently. For example, for fortnightly repayments, instead of multiplying monthly repayments by 12 and dividing by 26, we simply divide your monthly repayment amount by 2.

The fortnightly repayment amount is rounded up to the nearest dollar. This calculation method ensures you pay the full monthly figure over 2 fortnights. Over time, this means you'll pay off your loan faster with less interest than if the repayments were calculated by annualising the monthly figure.

How our home loan repayment calculator works

How do I use a home loan repayment calculator?

Calculate loan repayments with this home loan repayment calculator. It’s simple to use. Type in your current or potential loan amount, and enter the current or potential loan term. Select your loan purpose (live-in or investment), your rate type (variable or fixed) and your repayment type (principal and interest or interest only) and let the home loan payment calculator do the rest. We’ll show you the most appropriate Tiimely Own products based on your selection criteria, as well as your estimated home loan repayments. You can also use this as a home loan interest calculator — we’ll show you the total interest charged over the life of your loan, as well as the total repayments you’ll make over the life of the loan.

What are we calculating?

This home loan repayment calculator/mortgage repayment calculator is a guide only, and gives you an estimate of what your repayments will be with Tiimely home, based on the loan amount and loan term you entered, our current home loan interest rates and the loan variables you choose. You’ll still need at least a 10% deposit (and for deposits below 20% Lender’s Mortgage Insurance (LMI) is applicable). The maximum term of interest-only loans is 25 years. You’ll get a real assessment when you begin an application, and enter the specifics of the property, your loan type, personal details and your financials. This is not credit approval. Find out more about our eligibility criteria here.

Legal information about our rates
Our home loans are subject to credit criteria and eligibility requirements. Home loan interest rates are for new customers only and can change. Our comparison rates are based on a $150,000 loan amount over a 25 year term. They factor in fees associated with applying for the loan; ongoing fees and fees associated with leaving the loan. Our fixed loans roll to a variable principal and interest rate at the end of the fixed term. If the interest only period is not specified, the comparison rate is calculated on a one year period.

WARNING: The comparison rates are true only for the examples given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate.

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