Refinance calculator

Want to know how much money you could save by refinancing? Use our home loan refinancing calculator to see how much you could save on interest and mortgage repayments by switching to loans.com.au. Simply enter your remaining loan amount, property value, current rate and loan term, and we’ll tell you how much you could be saving by switching to one of our competitive rate home loans.

Your loan details:
Property purpose
%
years

Comparison rate*: 5.83% p.a.

If you switch you could save up to
$185,740
Current interest rate
6.79% p.a.
New interest rate
5.79% p.a.
Amount owing
$1,000,000
Remaining loan term
25 years
Interest charged
$894,577

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How to use our refinancing calculator

Our refinancing calculator is easy to use and generates your results instantly. All you will need to do is add the following key details:

  • Your current loan balance
  • Number of years remaining on your loan term
  • Your current interest rate

To get the best result, it’s important to enter your details as accurately as possible. This will allow you to get a good idea of how much you could save by switching to a lower rate or shortening your repayment period.

Keep in mind, refinancing calculators do not take certain important pieces of information into account including your personal financial situation, employment status or possible additional costs involved in switching from your current loan such as break fees and setup costs.

Why use a home loan refinancing calculator?

A refinancing calculator helps you compare your current home loan with a potential new one, so you can see how much you could save by switching. It estimates the difference in interest, repayments, and the total cost over the life of your loan, making it easier to decide whether refinancing is worthwhile. You should also consider any fees or charges involved in refinancing to ensure the savings still benefit you.

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FAQs

At loans.com.au, you start the refinancing process by completing your application online.  You then upload your documents and track your application progress to ensure it is approved through our onTrack portal. You should also request a Discharge Authority Form from your current lender. 

Our lending specialist will guide you through the switch, after which you review and sign your loan documents. Once settlement occurs, your funds will be ready to be paid to your previous lender. You can then manage your repayments through our Smart Money app.  

To learn more, refer to our Step-by-Step Guide to Refinancing your Home Loan, or contact our friendly lending specialist on 13 10 90.

It’s a good idea to review your home loan regularly to check if it still suits your circumstances and still represents good value. Refinancing your home loan can help you save money in the long run if you access a better interest rate, consolidate multiple debts into one repayment, or shorten your loan term. 

Many homeowners choose to refinance when interest rates change, when their fixed rate expires, or when they find a more competitive home loan option. 

Before refinancing, consider the costs involved such as loan application fees, discharge fees or break costs if you are leaving a fixed rate home loan. If you have less than 20% equity, you may have need to pay Lenders Mortgage Insurance, as prior LMI cannot be transferred to your new loan. 

Read more about when to refinance your home loan

Equity is the difference between your home’s current market value and the amount you still owe on your home loan. It represents the portion of the property you  own. For example, if your home is valued at $350,000 and your loan balance is $200,000, you have $150,000 in equity. 

When you refinance, you may be able to access some of this equity by increasing your loan amount. This is often used to fund home improvements, consolidate debts, or invest in another property. Keep in mind that accessing equity will increase your loan balance, which may change your repayments and the total interest you pay.

Find out more about accessing equity to buy another house

To refinance, you’ll need documents such as payslips, and details of your existing loan.  

For a comprehensive list of requirements read our guide on exactly which documents you’ll need to apply for a refinance.

Yes. While refinancing can save you thousands, there's a few upfront costs to consider like exit fees, break fees, application fees, security assessment fees and settlement fees. At loans.com.au, the only fees you will pay on your home loan is a one-off settlement fee of $300, and a security assessment fee which starts at $230 depending on the location of your property. Click here to learn more about the costs of refinancing your home loan. 

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Sam

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Sam

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Meet Sam, who asked us for help to refinance his home loan into a better deal

  • I’ve seen my father-in-law do a bit of property and enjoy success with it, so we decided to do it too. Buying our home wasn’t easy. There was a lot of paperwork involved in the application. It felt overwhelming at the best of times. Once we finally got the loan, we thought all the work was done. Then the rates started to go up. We had to decide.

  • Stay safe and pay more with our old lender or do the application again to refinance? I’m very happy we decided to unlock ourselves from our old lender. It’s why we found loans.com.au and eventually got ourselves into a much better deal.

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Hamish

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Hamish

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Meet Hamish, a customer of ours in his twenties who entered the property market by “rent-vesting”.

  • I started working an office job part time when I started uni.

  • I saved for the next 7 years while keeping an eye on property prices that seemed to just keep going up.

  • Living in Sydney, I recognised that I'd probably need to rent-vest to afford my first property so I started looking towards regions in the greater Sydney area.

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Jack

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Jack

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Meet Jack, a customer of ours who came to us when he wanted to finance a residential property investment through his SMSF.

  • I personally believe that investing in a property through my SMSF will deliver better returns than putting the money into a typical retirement or industry super fund.

  • I was on the computer late one evening and I came across loans.com.au with their very-low interest rate and, once I worked out the figures and annualised it, that was way better than what the broker had recommended.

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Loraine

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Loraine

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Meet Loraine, an existing customer who turned to loans.com.au to refinance her mortgage and bring her dream renovation to life - all while simplifying her finances by paying out her car loan in the process.

  • After years of saving and avoiding credit cards, Loraine realised she could unlock the value in her home and fast-track the renovation. “I thought, why not do it now and actually enjoy it?” she told us.

  • With strong equity in her home and a clean credit record, Loraine refinanced her mortgage giving her extra money to fund her renovation and included her car loan in the new package. Because she’d already used loans.com.au for her previous home and car loans, she knew exactly what to expect - a fast and smooth experience.

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