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Mortgage Payoff Calculator - Australia

Discover how extra payments can help you pay off your Australian home loan faster. Calculate time and interest savings with our free mortgage payoff calculator and see how much you could save.

Mortgage Payoff Calculator

Additional payments per period

Your Payoff Results

Regular Payment: $2,654
With Extra Payments: $2,854
Time Saved: 4 years 2 months
Interest Saved: $89,420
New Payoff Time: 20 years 10 months

Savings Breakdown

Regular Loan
25 years
With Extra Payments
20.8 years

🚀 Pay Off Faster

Making extra payments towards your mortgage principal can dramatically reduce your loan term and save thousands in interest. Even small additional payments make a big difference over time.

💰 Save Interest

Every extra dollar you pay goes directly towards reducing your principal balance, which means less interest charged over the life of your loan. The earlier you start, the more you save.

📊 Smart Strategies

Consider increasing payment frequency, using tax refunds, or redirecting raises towards your mortgage. Our calculator shows you exactly how much time and money you'll save.

Mortgage Payoff Strategies

Extra Payment Methods

There are several ways to make extra payments on your Australian home loan:

  • Regular additional payments each period
  • Annual lump sum payments (tax refunds, bonuses)
  • Increase payment frequency (monthly to fortnightly)
  • Round up payments to the nearest $50 or $100
  • Use offset accounts to reduce interest

Benefits of Early Payoff

Paying off your mortgage early provides several advantages:

  • Interest Savings: Reduce total interest paid significantly
  • Financial Freedom: Own your home outright sooner
  • Peace of Mind: Eliminate monthly mortgage payments
  • Equity Building: Build wealth through property ownership
  • Flexibility: Free up income for other investments

💡 Pro Tip

Even an extra $50 per month can save you years off your mortgage and thousands in interest. Start small and increase your extra payments as your income grows. The key is consistency!