Mortgage Affordability Analyser

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Income
Person 1
Gross Annual Income $150,000
$
$0$3M
Add second income earner?
Project income growth?
Mortgage Details (Home Loan)
Loan Amount $750,000
$
$100k$8M
Interest Rate 5.99%
%
1%12%
Loan Term
Repayment Type
Offset Account Balance $0
$
$0$1M
Model a lump sum principal reduction?
Monthly Living Expenses
Enter a single total amount
Groceries & Food
$
Transport
$
Utilities & Bills
$
Insurance
$
Childcare / Education
$
Entertainment
$
Subscriptions
$
Other
$
Other Debt Repayments
$
Existing Liabilities
These reduce your assessed borrowing capacity. Credit cards are assessed at 3.5% of the limit per month regardless of balance. This is standard lender practice under APRA guidelines.
Credit Card Limit (total across all cards) $0
$
$0$100k
Monthly assessment: $0 (3.5% of limit)
HECS / HELP debt?
Other Existing Loans (monthly repayments)
$
Combined After-Tax Income
$0
per month
Monthly Repayment
$0
P&I
Total Living Costs
$0
per month
Monthly Surplus / Deficit
$0
After all commitments
Mortgage Serviceability Health
Comfortable
0%← Comfortable30%Moderate →40%Stretched →60%+
Complete the inputs to see your serviceability assessment.
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% of After-Tax Income
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% of Gross Income
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Months Buffer (Offset)

Charter Finance Serviceability Benchmarks (% of after-tax income)

Under 30%, Comfortable. Strong capacity to absorb rate rises and build a surplus.
30%-40%, Manageable. Serviceable but limited buffer. Stress-test rate rises.
Over 40%, Stretched. Debt reduction and income growth should be the priority.
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Owner-occupier estimate with 3% serviceability buffer
Year-by-Year Projection
Enable "Project income growth" to see the full trajectory.
YearP1 GrossP2 GrossNet Income (mth)Repayment (mth)Living Costs (mth)% of NetSurplus / Deficit
Interest Rate Sensitivity
How repayments change if rates move from your current setting.
Interest RateMonthly Repaymentvs Current% of Net IncomeMonthly Surplus