![]() Estimated repayments are calculated on a monthly basis by default, but you can adjust the frequency to weekly or fortnightly if you’d like to compare the difference. Home loan repayments are influenced by several factors including the loan amount and length of the loan term, the fixed or variable interest rate that applies, whether you’re paying principal and interest or interest-only, and whether or not you intend to live in the property you’re buying.īased on the combination of factors that you select, the loan repayment calculator (or mortgage calculator) will automatically adjust the interest rate per annum and estimate your repayments accordingly. Compare your current and estimated new repayment for a different scenario to see the difference.Tap ‘Add a new scenario’ and either choose an ANZ rate from the drop down menu or enter your own rate to see estimated repayments based on the different rate.(To check your current interest rate, log in to ANZ Internet Banking and click on your home loan account, or in the ANZ mobile app tap your home loan account and go to 'View home loan details’.) Choose ‘Enter my own interest rate’ and enter your current interest rate to see your approximate current repayments. ![]() Any redraw balance will have an effect on your estimated repayments. For instance if you have a loan balance of $600,000 plus a $50,000 redraw amount, enter $650,000 as your loan amount. If you have a redraw balance on your loan, add that amount on top of your existing loan amount.
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