Budget Planner
This calculator can help your clients get back on track with saving for a deposit, planning for repayments, identifying ways to save, and maintaining a positive balance in their finances
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Buying a house can be daunting! With the best home loan rates, Mortgage Street can help you understand your financial situation and what is achievable for you. This makes buying your primary residence, forever home or investment property clearer and easier.
nvestigate your borrowing power and mortgage potential with each online Borrowing Power calculator. When you are ready for pre-approval or a new loan, contact your Mortgage Street mortgage broker.
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While online tools like home loan repayment calculators can provide a general idea of potential repayments, determining the most effective strategy to expedite mortgage repayment often requires a deeper understanding of specific loan products. Mortgage Street offers various features designed to assist borrowers in this regard, including:
Split Mortgages : These allow borrowers to combine fixed and variable interest rates within a single loan, offering flexibility and potential cost savings.
Interest-Only Loans : These loans enable borrowers to pay only the interest for a set period, which can be beneficial for managing cash flow.
Family Pledge Mortgages : This option allows a close relative to use the equity in their property as security for your loan, potentially assisting in securing a loan without a substantial deposit. Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) Loans: These loans enable individuals to use their SMSF to invest in property, including residential and commercial real estate, providing potential tax benefits and portfolio diversification.
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Property Loans : These loans facilitate investment in properties specifically designed for NDIS participants, offering stable rental income and contributing to social impact.
Given the complexities involved in selecting the most suitable loan features and strategies, it is highly advisable for all borrowers to seek professional advice from their trusted, accredited mortgage broker. A qualified mortgage broker can provide personalised guidance, ensuring that the chosen loan product aligns with your financial goals and circumstances. They can also assist in navigating the various options available, potentially leading to more favourable loan terms and conditions.
Engaging with an accredited mortgage broker not only simplifies the decision-making process but also ensures that you are well-informed about the implications of different loan features, ultimately contributing to more effective and efficient mortgage repayment strategies.
When you are ready for pre-approval or a new loan, contact your Mortgage Street lending manager
Calculate Loan Repayments
Providing an idea on your home loan, calculator repayments offer home buyers an estimate of their mortgage repayment options.
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With easy-to-use toggles, our Mortgage Repayment Calculator is the ideal tool for any home buyer.
Adjust Toggles For Variables
Change the interest rate, loan period, loan amount and loan type to see a multitude of different repayment options.
Get The Ball Rolling
Get excited about buying your home with real numbers on what your repayments will look like and how they will fit into your budget.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. 50% of your client’s after-tax income will be allocated to the most important expenses: bills, repayments, personal care, and familial obligations
2. 20% of your client’s after-tax income will be allocated to their desired savings funds: retirement, emergency, and purchasing or renovating a home
3. 30% of your client’s after-tax income will be allocated to anything else they may purchase or set money aside for: entertainment, personal care purchases, and spending money
• Keeping track of income and expenses
• Preparing for unexpected expenses
• Spending within their means
• Establish financial goals and create plans to achieve them
• Staying up-to-date with monthly bill payments
A surplus budget is when income exceeds expenses, leaving clients with a leftover amount of income that they did not plan for
A deficit budget is when income does not meet planned expenses and can negatively impact an individual’s financial status
The best way to go about creating a successful budget is by calculating your gross income and monitoring your expenses for a few months
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