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Mortgage Calculator Australia 2026: Repayments, Rates and Stamp Duty

March 2026 · 9 min read

Quick Answer

On an AU$600,000 mortgage at 6.2% over 30 years your monthly repayment is approximately A$3,664. The RBA cash rate in 2026 heavily influences variable rate mortgages. Fixed rates offer certainty for 1-5 years.

Australian Mortgage Repayment Chart (6.2% Rate)

Monthly repayment guide for common Australian mortgage amounts.

Loan Amount20 Years25 Years30 Years
A$400,000A$2,955A$2,620A$2,443
A$500,000A$3,694A$3,275A$3,053
A$600,000A$4,432A$3,930A$3,664
A$750,000A$5,541A$4,912A$4,580
A$900,000A$6,649A$5,895A$5,495
A$1,000,000A$7,388A$6,550A$6,106

Australian First Home Buyer Schemes 2026

The Australian government offers several schemes to help first home buyers.

SchemeBenefitEligibility
First Home GuaranteeBuy with 5% deposit, no LMIIncome under $125K single/$200K couple
First Home Owner Grant$10,000-$30,000 cash grantNew homes, varies by state
Stamp Duty ConcessionsReduced or zero stamp dutyVaries by state and price
First Home Super SaverSave deposit in super, tax savingsUp to $50,000 withdrawal
Help to Buy (proposed)40% government equity shareSubject to legislation

Superannuation and Retirement in Australia

Australian superannuation is one of the world's best retirement systems. Employers must contribute 11.5% of your salary to super in 2026 rising to 12% from July 2025. You can also make voluntary contributions. Super grows tax-free inside the fund at a concessional tax rate of 15%. At retirement (age 60) withdrawals are tax-free. Use our retirement calculator to see how your super grows over time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current home loan interest rate in Australia 2026?

Australian home loan rates in 2026 range from approximately 5.9% to 7.5% depending on loan type, LVR and lender. Variable rates from the major banks (CBA, Westpac, ANZ, NAB) average around 6.2-6.8%. Online lenders and smaller banks often offer lower rates.

What is LMI in Australia?

Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI) is required when your deposit is less than 20% of the property value. LMI protects the lender (not you) and can cost $10,000-$30,000 depending on the loan size and LVR. The First Home Guarantee allows eligible buyers to avoid LMI with just 5% deposit.

What stamp duty do I pay in Australia?

Stamp duty varies by state. On a $700,000 property: NSW approximately $27,220, VIC approximately $37,070, QLD approximately $17,325, WA approximately $24,366, SA approximately $30,280. First home buyers get concessions or exemptions in most states.

What is the First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) in Australia?

The FHOG varies by state. Most states offer $10,000-$30,000 for eligible first-time buyers purchasing new homes. Queensland offers $30,000 for new homes. Northern Territory offers $10,000. Always check current state government websites for the latest eligibility.

Should I choose a fixed or variable rate mortgage in Australia?

Variable rates in Australia have historically been lower long-term but carry rate rise risk. Fixed rates offer certainty. A split loan (part fixed, part variable) is popular as it provides certainty on part of the loan while allowing offset account benefits on the variable portion.

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