The bank gets their money back no matter what.

There are only two ways to change what it costs you: pay less interest, or make money alongside the loan. This shows you the first one, on your numbers. Here's what people actually use:

General information only, not financial advice. The fine print

Everything here is general information only, not financial or credit advice. The figures are estimates based on what you enter, not your full circumstances. They assume rates stay put and repayments keep going, so treat them as a starting point, not a promise. For advice about your own situation, talk to a licensed professional.

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Your loan.

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% per year

It's on your statement or in your banking app. A rough number is fine.

years
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Add your balance, rate and years left to continue.

Step 2 of 5

Extra repayments.

Anything you pay above the minimum comes straight off what you owe, so the bank charges you interest on less. Could you put a bit extra in each month?

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Step 3 of 5

The offset account.

An offset is a bank account attached to your mortgage. Money sitting in it doesn't earn interest. Instead, it reduces the interest on your loan. The money stays yours, you can spend it any time.

Do you have an offset account?
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Step 4 of 5

Your interest rate.

Small rate differences add up to big money over a whole loan. Slide to see what a lower rate would be worth on yours.

What if your rate were

This is an example, not an offer. Whether a better rate is actually available to you depends on your situation and the market. Finding out is what a mortgage broker does, and it costs you nothing to ask.

Step 5 of 5

Other debts.

Car loans, personal loans, credit cards. They usually charge a much higher rate than a mortgage. Skip this if it doesn't apply to you.

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% per year

Credit cards often sit around 20%, car and personal loans somewhere between 7% and 15%.

The road ahead.

When would you like it gone?

Two honest notes. The savings ideas you've just seen don't simply add together. They overlap, and what they come to in combination depends on your situation. Working that out properly is part of what a broker does. And everything here assumes interest rates stay where they are today, which they won't. The maths moves with them.

General information only, not financial or credit advice. Estimates based on what you entered. Full note in our Privacy Policy.

What a call gets you

You've run your numbers. Maybe something jumped out, maybe you just want a second set of eyes. Here's what happens if you ask for a call.

You'll talk to a real person. Not a call centre, not a script. It's a straightforward conversation: back through what you worked out here, then what you're really after, whether that's sorting your mortgage, looking at investment, or both. No pressure, no jargon, no cost.

From there, if you want us to, we can put you in touch with the right licensed professionals to discuss all of this in more detail. A mortgage broker to look at options for getting your mortgage paid off faster, and depending on your goals, the people who handle property, planning or tax. They already work together, so instead of chasing specialists one by one, you're pointed to a team that does.

You're never charged for the call, and never locked into anything. If you decide it's not for you, that's a perfectly good outcome too.

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What happens next: I'll call to chat about what you're after, just broking, or the investment side too. We collect your name, number and the figures you entered so we can have a useful conversation. If you'd like to go further, and only with your okay, I'll introduce you to a licensed broker or specialist and pass on those details. I may be paid a referral fee for that. We don't sell your details or send marketing. More on how we handle your information in our Privacy Policy.

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