🇦🇺 Free Australian loan repayment calculator

What will your loan repayments be?

Calculate repayments, total interest and the true cost of any personal loan, car loan or debt consolidation

Your loan details
Loan type
Loan details
Monthly repayment
inc. fees
Total interest
cost of borrowing
Total fees
over loan term
True cost
interest + fees
Full loan cost breakdown
Loan amount
Total interest payable
Establishment fee
Monthly account fees (total)
Total repaid
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At (current rate)
At 7% interest rate
Potential saving

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Loan calculator FAQs
What is a good interest rate for a personal loan in Australia?
Personal loan interest rates in Australia typically range from 6% to 25% per year depending on the lender, your credit score and loan amount. Rates under 10% are generally considered competitive. Always compare the comparison rate (which includes fees) rather than just the advertised rate.
What is a comparison rate?
A comparison rate combines the interest rate with most fees and charges into a single percentage, giving you a more accurate picture of the true cost of the loan. In Australia, lenders are required to display the comparison rate alongside the advertised rate. Always use the comparison rate when comparing loans.
Should I get a fixed or variable rate personal loan?
Fixed rate loans offer certainty — your repayments stay the same regardless of interest rate changes. Variable rate loans may offer lower initial rates and more flexibility (like extra repayments without penalty) but your repayments can change. For most personal loans, fixed rates are preferable as they make budgeting easier.
How can I reduce the cost of my personal loan?
Choose the shortest term you can comfortably afford — longer terms mean more interest. Make extra repayments when possible (check for early repayment fees first). Compare multiple lenders — rates vary significantly. Consider a secured loan if you have an asset to offer as security, as rates are typically lower.