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Calculate the repayment, interest and payoff schedule for the fixed-rate loan terms you enter—then see what an extra payment changes.

Fixed-rate repayment schedule
Regular repayment
$1,535.22

Monthly

Estimated payoff time
25 years 0 months · 300 monthly payments
Principal and interest paid
$460,565.62
Total interest
$210,565.62
Entered establishment fee
$0
All-in entered cost
$460,565.62
Final repayment
$1,535.22

Fixed-rate mathematical schedule only. It excludes variable rates, offsets, redraw, taxes, insurance, ongoing fees and lender-specific daily timing or rounding. It is not an approval or affordability assessment.

Annual amortization summary
YearPaidInterestClosing
1$18,422.62$13,630.39$245,207.77
2$18,422.62$13,360.07$240,145.22
3$18,422.62$13,074.51$234,797.1
4$18,422.62$12,772.83$229,147.3
5$18,422.62$12,454.14$223,178.81
6$18,422.62$12,117.47$216,873.66
7$18,422.62$11,761.81$210,212.84
8$18,422.62$11,386.08$203,176.3
9$18,422.62$10,989.17$195,742.84
10$18,422.62$10,569.86$187,890.08
11$18,422.62$10,126.9$179,594.36
12$18,422.62$9,658.96$170,830.69
13$18,422.62$9,164.62$161,572.69
14$18,422.62$8,642.4$151,792.46
15$18,422.62$8,090.72$141,460.55
16$18,422.62$7,507.91$130,545.84
17$18,422.62$6,892.24$119,015.46
18$18,422.62$6,241.83$106,834.67
19$18,422.62$5,554.74$93,966.79
20$18,422.62$4,828.89$80,373.05
21$18,422.62$4,062.1$66,012.53
22$18,422.62$3,252.05$50,841.96
23$18,422.62$2,396.31$34,815.65
24$18,422.62$1,492.3$17,885.32
25$18,422.62$537.3$0

Included

  • Fixed nominal annual interest rate and principal-and-interest repayments
  • Terms entered in months or years
  • Monthly, fortnightly or weekly repayment schedules
  • Optional extra amount on every repayment
  • A separately entered establishment fee
  • Total repayments, interest, payoff time and annual amortization summary

Not included

  • Variable or stepped rates, interest-only periods and balloon payments
  • Offsets, redraw, payment holidays and irregular dated payments
  • Taxes, insurance, ongoing fees, penalties and lender-specific rounding
  • Approval, borrowing power or a verdict about what you can afford

What this means

An amortizing repayment first covers interest for the period; the remainder reduces principal. Early in the schedule the balance is larger, so more of each payment is interest. As principal falls, that split moves toward principal.

For a positive rate, the regular repayment uses the standard annuity formula. A zero rate uses the exact branch principal ÷ number of periods. The schedule then accrues interest and reduces the balance period by period, including a smaller final payment when required.

An extra repayment is added to each regular payment and applied to principal through the same schedule. The establishment fee is shown separately and added only to the all-in entered cost; it is not silently financed and does not affect interest.

Formula & worked example

periodic rate = annual nominal rate ÷ periods per year
regular repayment = principal × r ÷ (1 − (1 + r)^−n)
zero-rate repayment = principal ÷ n
period interest = opening balance × periodic rate
principal paid = payment − period interest
closing balance = opening balance − principal paid

300,000 over 30 years at 6%, paid monthly with a 500 establishment fee

Regular monthly repayment
1,798.65
Total principal and interest repayments
647,514.57
Total interest
347,514.57
Entered establishment fee
500.00

The all-in entered cost is 648,014.57. The fee is not included in the financed balance or interest calculation.

How this calculation works

The calculation follows the formulas, definitions and assumptions explained on this page. The references below support the method and any stated boundaries.

Official sources

Common questions

Is the annual rate an APR or comparison rate?
No. Enter the nominal annual interest rate used to accrue this loan. APR or comparison-rate measures can include fees and use jurisdiction-specific disclosure rules; this calculator keeps the entered fee separate.
Why can my lender's figure differ?
Contracts may use daily interest, dated cash flows, different rounding, ongoing fees, payment timing or rate changes. This page uses an idealized fixed-rate periodic schedule from the values you enter.
How are extra repayments handled?
The entered extra amount is added to every regular repayment. It reduces principal sooner, so later interest and the payoff time normally fall. Check your contract for limits, fees or penalties before acting.
Does a lower repayment mean the loan is affordable?
No. This calculates a schedule, not household affordability, approval or suitability. It does not know your income, other commitments, risk or changing circumstances.

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