Calculate your monthly repayment in AUD with Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI), state-based stamp duty estimates, and First Home Guarantee defaults. Updated 2025.
Calculate Your Monthly Payment
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Select a program to apply FHA/VA/USDA rules.
Funding fee is often financed into the loan.
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20.0% of home price
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Used to estimate potential Year‑2 escrow shock if taxes reset after purchase.
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Used for Conventional PMI estimates and FHA minimum down rules
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Extra payments reduce balance faster and can end PMI sooner.
Total Monthly Payment
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Principal & Interest • Tax • Insurance • PMI • HOA
Principal & Interest
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Property Tax
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Insurance
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PMI
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HOA
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Loan Amount
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Upfront Fee (financed)
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Principal & Interest
Property Tax
Home Insurance
PMI
Total Interest Paid
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Total Principal + Interest
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Year‑2 Payment Shock (Property Tax Reassessment)
Year‑1 property tax
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Year‑2 estimate
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Change
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Note: This is an estimate. Tax timing, exemptions, and escrow rules vary by county and lender. Always verify with your county assessor and your lender’s escrow analysis.
Extra Payment Savings
New Payoff Time
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Interest Saved
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Time Saved
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Year
Principal
Interest
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Disclaimer: Results shown are estimates for educational purposes only and do not constitute financial, tax, legal, or investment advice. Actual payments vary based on lender, credit score, loan type, and local assessments. Consult a licensed mortgage professional for your specific situation.
Australia's mortgage market operates heavily on variable rates, though 1- to 5-year fixed periods are common. Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI) is required if your deposit is under 20%, but unlike the US PMI, it is typically a single upfront premium capitalized into the loan. State governments heavily tax property purchases via Stamp Duty, which can significantly impact your upfront buying power.
Australia Mortgage FAQ
You need a deposit of at least 20% (LVR of 80% or below) to avoid LMI from standard lenders. Through the First Home Guarantee, eligible first home buyers can purchase with 5% deposit without paying LMI.
The Reserve Bank of Australia sets the cash rate, which directly influences variable home loans. A 0.25% rate rise on a $700,000 mortgage adds approximately $109/month to repayments.
An offset account is a transaction account linked to your mortgage. The balance is subtracted from your loan before interest is calculated. E.g. $600,000 loan with $50,000 offset — you only pay interest on $550,000.
The FHBG allows eligible first home buyers to purchase with 5% deposit without paying LMI. The government guarantees 15% of the loan value. Apply through a participating lender. Income caps: $125,000 singles, $200,000 couples.
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