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Welcome to Home Loans Australia, your go-to destination for empowering financial decisions. Explore our calculators for general financial information. Results are estimates based on assumptions, not quotes, offers, approval, eligibility assessments or personalised recommendations.

Available Calculators

Home Loan Repayment Calculator
Calculate home loan repayments with our Home Loan Repayment Calculator. View detailed amortization charts, compare loan terms, and plan your mortgage with confidence.
Home Loan Refinance Calculator
Explore the pros and cons of refinancing your home loan with comparison amortization schedules, break-even points, and charts to help illustrate your proposed refinancing options.
Fortnightly Repayment Calculator
See how switching from monthly to fortnightly repayments could save you money. Use our Fortnightly Repayment Calculator to compare schedules and reduce your mortgage faster.
Income Protection Insurance Calculator
Find out how much monthly disability income protection insurance you qualify for. Use our calculator to estimate cover levels tailored to your income and needs.

Calculator results are estimates based on the inputs and assumptions used and are provided for general information only. They are not quotes, offers, loan approvals, eligibility decisions or personalised recommendations, and do not indicate that a lender will provide credit.


Home Loans Articles

How First-Home Buyers Can Choose a Mortgage Broker in Australia
How First-Home Buyers Can Choose a Mortgage Broker in Australia
Choosing a mortgage broker can be one of the first major decisions in the home-buying process. For first-home buyers, the right broker can help explain loan options, coordinate paperwork and guide communication with lenders, but it is still important to compare brokers carefully and understand how they work. - read more
Top 10 Mistakes First-Time Home Buyers in Australia Should Avoid
Top 10 Mistakes First-Time Home Buyers in Australia Should Avoid
Buying your first home in Australia is exciting, but it can also be complex. First-time buyers need to understand property markets, home loan options, upfront costs, government assistance, inspections and legal steps before committing to a purchase. This guide explains 10 common mistakes first-home buyers make and how to approach each stage with clearer information, realistic planning and the right professional support. - read more
How to Boost Your Credit Score for a Better Home Loan Rate
How to Boost Your Credit Score for a Better Home Loan Rate
A credit score is a numerical representation of your creditworthiness. It is calculated based on your credit history, including factors like your payment history, the amount of debt you have, and the length of your credit history. - read more
Simple Steps to Boost Your Home Deposit Savings
Simple Steps to Boost Your Home Deposit Savings
Welcome to our guide on simple steps to boost your home deposit savings! We’re thrilled to have you here as you embark on the exciting journey towards home ownership. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or looking to upsize, saving for a home deposit is a crucial step. - read more
What to Know About Home Loan Pre-Approval for First-Time Buyers
What to Know About Home Loan Pre-Approval for First-Time Buyers
Welcome first-time home buyers! Embarking on the journey to purchase your first home can be both exciting and overwhelming. One of the crucial steps in this process is understanding and obtaining home loan pre-approval. - read more

Finance News

Mortgage Arrears Put Household Budgets Back in Focus
Mortgage Arrears Put Household Budgets Back in Focus
16 Sep 2026: Paige Estritori
Australia’s mortgage market is still showing resilience, but the latest banking indicators point to a household sector that has less room for error than it did during the ultra-low-rate years. APRA’s recent lending and asset quality data suggests that arrears remain an important signal to watch, particularly as higher repayment commitments continue to work through household budgets. - read more
Rising Loan Sizes Put Fresh Focus on Borrower Budgets
Rising Loan Sizes Put Fresh Focus on Borrower Budgets
09 Sep 2026: Paige Estritori
Australian home buyers are facing a familiar but important shift: even when interest rates appear steadier, larger property prices can still push borrowing plans back under pressure. Recent housing finance and property market reporting points to buyers taking on bigger loan commitments as values strengthen across parts of the country, particularly in markets where supply remains tight and competition for quality homes is still firm. - read more
Low-Deposit Pathways Put First Buyers Back in Play
Low-Deposit Pathways Put First Buyers Back in Play
02 Sep 2026: Paige Estritori
First-home buyers are getting a fresh reason to revisit their purchase plans, with recent housing finance commentary pointing to stronger interest in low-deposit purchases under the expanded federal Home Guarantee Scheme. The broader settings are designed to help eligible buyers enter the market with a smaller deposit and without paying lenders mortgage insurance, which can otherwise add a substantial cost to buying with less than a standard deposit. - read more
Property Momentum Puts Borrowing Plans Back Under Pressure
Property Momentum Puts Borrowing Plans Back Under Pressure
26 Aug 2026: Paige Estritori
Australia's housing market is showing renewed signs of momentum, and that matters for anyone preparing to buy or upgrade. Recent property market reporting suggests values are firming across several capitals after a patchier period, with buyer demand, limited listings and expectations around future interest rates all playing a role. For households who were hoping that earlier winter softness would create more room to negotiate, the latest shift is a reminder that affordability can change quickly. - read more
Another Rate Hold Gives Borrowers Time to Reassess
Another Rate Hold Gives Borrowers Time to Reassess
19 Aug 2026: Paige Estritori
Australia’s mortgage market has moved into another watch-and-wait phase after the Reserve Bank of Australia kept the cash rate unchanged at its latest meeting. For borrowers, the decision offers a welcome period of stability, but it should not be mistaken for a signal that home loan costs are now locked in place. - read more
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