How Much is Your Mortgage Costing You?

Sinking into mortgage debt? Unsure how much interest you’re paying on your home loan? If you are thinking about refinancing your mortgage for a better interest rate, our Mortgage Calculator can help.

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Extra Repayments

Repayment settings have limited the savings options available. An Interest only repayment type usually does not allow any extra repayments to be made.

Amount

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Enter the amount you would like to borrow.

Loan Term

Years
How many years do you want to take to repay the loan?

Interest Rate

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You can increase or decrease the interest rate to understand the affect on your repayments and total interest.

Repayment Frequency

Repayment Type

Extra Repayment Amount

$
Enter the extra amount you plan to make for every repayment

Repayment Frequency

Offset Account Amount

$
Enter the amount in the account you wish to use to offset your interest payments.

Lump Sum Amount

$
Enter the lump sum about you plan to make against the loan.

Lump Sum Year

Year
Enter the year you plan to make the lump sum payment.
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Calculator Disclaimer

The results from this calculator should be used as an indication only. Results do not represent either quotes or pre-qualifications for a loan or product. Results are based on information you have provided and does not take into account your personal circumstances. Using this calculator does not guarantee you will be eligible for a loan. You will need to satisfy your lender’s lending criteria. This calculator is not intended to be your sole source of information when making a financial decision. It is advised that you consult a professional financial advisor before taking out a loan.

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Mortgage Tips

Use a 100% Offset Account

Placing your savings into a mortgage offset account will reduce the interest payable against your loan. For example, if your loan is $400,000 and you have $50,000 in your offset account, you will only be paying interest on $350,000.

Repay Principal and Interest

Many lenders offer you the chance to pay just the interest on a mortgage. But if you only pay the interest, you don’t put any dents into the loan principal. A principal and interest loan allows you to start repaying the principal straight away.

Split Your Repayments

Make repayments every two weeks, not monthly. A monthly repayment schedule means you’ll make 12 repayments a year, whereas a fortnightly schedule means you’ll make 26 repayments, making one extra full repayment each year.

Consolidate Personal Debts

Generally speaking, interest rates on unsecured debts are much higher than your mortgage. Consolidating your unsecured debts into your mortgage means you’ll pay a lower interest rate and have more money available to pay off your mortgage.

How We Can Help

At Debt Rescue, we’re dedicated to finding the right solution to get you out of debt as fast as possible. We understand there’s a no one-size-fits-all solution to debt and that everyone’s needs are different, which is why we take the time to understand you, your finances, your debts and your situation to recommend the best solution moving forward.

If you’re struggling to meet repayments and have multiple unsecured debts, we can help consolidate debts into your mortgage – so you can breathe easy with one, affordable payment. Get in touch with one of our experienced Case Managers today for a free 30-minute consultation.

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Our Services

Our professional team understands each person’s circumstances are different, which is why we offer a range of creditor agreement options under the Debt Management Plan. This ensures the outcome achieved for you is suitable and sustainable. A summary of our Debt Management options:

Debt Agreement

A Part 9 Debt Agreement is a legal and binding agreement with your creditors. A Debt Agreement outlines a new payment arrangement which will reduce your debts, pause your interest, reduce your payment amounts and generally last between 3 to 5 years.

Debtstroyer Agreement

A Debtstroyer Agreement (Informal Agreement) aims to reduce repayments and pause or reduce interest on your debts. It is a private arrangement directly between you and your creditors to ensure your debts are manageable based on your budget.

Debt Settlement

If you have access to a lump sum which is not sufficient to repay your outstanding debts in full, a Debt Settlement may help. It is designed to waiver or reduce debt amounts to allow final settlement with your creditors.

Agribusiness

An Agribusiness arrangement is a specific arrangement for those caught up in failed agribusiness loan schemes. It can take the form of a long-term payment arrangement or lump sum settlement, depending on your individual circumstances.

Moratorium

A Moratorium is a short term arrangement with creditors (secured or unsecured) which pauses or significantly reduces repayments and interest over a period of 3 to 12 months.

Loan Renegotiation

Loan Renegotiation is a renegotiation of current loan terms and conditions to reduce interest, increase the loan term with ultimate outcome being a reduction in the minimum loan repayments.

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