Available Calculators
Choose a calculator below to get started. All calculators are free, mobile-optimized and provide instant results.
Mortgage Calculator
Calculate your home loan repayments with offset account modeling. See how extra deposits reduce interest.
Australian RatesBudget Calculator
Apply the 50/30/20 rule to your income. See exactly how much to allocate to needs, wants and savings.
LiveIncome Tax Calculator
Calculate your take-home pay with 2025–26 ATO tax brackets, Medicare Levy, LITO and HECS/HELP repayments.
Australian RatesHouse Buying Cost Calculator
Calculate stamp duty, LMI, conveyancing and all upfront costs for every Australian state and territory.
Australian RatesPersonal Loan Calculator
Calculate repayments, total interest and comparison rate for any personal or auto loan. Includes full amortisation schedule.
Australian RatesCredit Card Payoff Calculator
See exactly when you'll be debt-free, how much interest you'll pay, and how much faster extra payments get you there.
LiveDebt Snowball / Avalanche Calculator
Compare snowball vs avalanche strategies across all your debts. See your debt-free date, total interest, and which strategy saves you more money.
LiveCompound Interest Calculator
See how your savings and investments grow with the power of compounding. Add regular contributions and compare growth scenarios.
LiveRetirement Calculator
Project your superannuation balance and estimate your monthly retirement income. Includes employer SG contributions and inflation adjustment.
Australian SuperSavings Goal Calculator
Work out how long it'll take to reach your savings target — or how much you need to save each month to get there on time.
LiveAustralian Finance Guides
Understand the numbers behind your biggest financial decisions.
How a Mortgage Calculator Works
Enter your loan amount, interest rate and term to see your monthly repayment. Add an offset account to watch interest savings compound over decades.
Australian Income Tax in 2025–26
The Stage 3 tax cuts reduced the 19% bracket to 16% and extended the 30% bracket to $135,000. See exactly what you keep from every dollar you earn.
The 50/30/20 Budget Rule
Allocate 50% of take-home pay to needs, 30% to wants and 20% to savings. A simple framework popularised by Elizabeth Warren — instant results, no spreadsheet required.
True Cost of Buying a Home in Australia
The purchase price is just the start. Stamp duty, LMI, conveyancing, and inspections add 3–7% on top. Calculate your total cash required before you bid.
Smart Debt Repayment Strategies
Choosing a shorter loan term or making extra repayments can save thousands. Use the loan calculator to compare total interest across different scenarios.
Offset Accounts vs Extra Repayments
Both reduce your mortgage interest — but an offset account keeps your money accessible. See the difference with a side-by-side comparison in our mortgage calculator.