This Mortgage Switching Calculator helps determine whether switching to a new loan is the right option for you and it analyses three scenarios (1) not switching and keep repaying the currently loan (2) switch to a new loan and make the minimum repayment or (3) switch to a new loan and keep current and higher repayment if possible.

This Renting vs Buying Calculator calculator helps explore the potential benefit of either renting or buying a property over time and decide whether it's better to buy or rent a home based on inputs you enter and assumptions.

This Income Gross Up Calculator calculates gross income based on net income, using ATO's personal income tax rates and thresholds. It's a reverse income tax calculator which calculates net income based on gross income.

This Income Annualisation calculator is a tool to determine borrowers' annual income from the income that has been accruing for less than a full year accrued year to date.

Splitting a home loan into fixed and variable rate portions can provide insurance against future changes in interest rates that no one can predict. This Split Loan Calculator calculates your repayments and total interest under different fixed and variable rate scenarios.

This Savings Calculator calculates the total accumulation in a savings account with a regular deposit arrangement.

Thinking of retiring but not sure you have enough superannuation saved to live comfortably? This Reverse Mortgage Calculator can help you find out how many years you will be able to live off the equity in your home before it returns to a zero value or protected level. The interest that accumulates on a reverse mortgage compounds monthly and grows rapidly. You can use this calculator to see if using a reverse mortgage could be worthwhile for you.

Use this Property Buying Costs Calculator to estimate the costs of buying your next property.

This Lump Sim Repayment Calculator helps you estimate how much time and interest you can save over the life of your loan if you make a one-off lump sum repayment into your loan facility.

Compare any two home loans on the market for a direct cost comparison. Determine which is the cheapest in total fees and interest over the life of the loan.