Finance

Work out your home loan repayments per week, fortnight or month, plus total interest over the life of the loan.

See how much interest and time you'd save by paying extra off your home loan each period.

See how much interest an offset account balance saves on your home loan, assuming you keep making the same repayment.

Compare your interest-only repayment now to what you'll pay once the loan switches to principal & interest.

Work out the combined repayment for a home loan split between a fixed-rate portion and a variable-rate portion.

Compare your current home loan repayment to a refinanced rate and see how long it takes to recoup the switching costs.

Compare the repayment and total interest of two loan offers side by side.

Estimate how much a lender might let you borrow, based on your income, expenses and a standard interest rate buffer.

Work out how long it will take to save your home deposit at your current savings rate.

Work out your loan-to-value ratio and whether it's likely to trigger LMI.

Work out how much equity in your home you could access for a deposit, renovation or investment property.

Compare the net cost of buying a home to renting and investing the difference over a set number of years.

Work out your personal loan repayments and total interest.

Work out your car loan repayments and total interest.

See how long it takes to pay off a credit card balance at a fixed monthly payment, and the total interest it costs.

Compare what you're currently paying across multiple debts to a single consolidated loan repayment.

See how a lump sum grows over time when interest compounds.

Work out interest calculated only on the original principal, not on interest already earned.

Work out how long it will take to reach any savings goal at your current contribution rate.

Work out the interest and maturity value of a fixed-term deposit.

Project what a starting amount plus regular monthly contributions will grow to, with compounding returns.

Add or remove Australia's 10% GST from a price.

Convert an hourly rate to a weekly, fortnightly, monthly and annual salary.

See your new salary and pay increase in dollar terms, broken down per month and week.

Work out the investment portfolio you'd need to cover your annual expenses under the FIRE 'safe withdrawal rate' rule.

Estimate how many years a retirement balance will last given a starting withdrawal amount and investment return.

Work out your take-home pay after income tax, Medicare levy and HECS-HELP repayments, plus employer super.