Find out how much you can borrow
Start with an estimate of your borrowing capacity by using our calculator below and then talk with us about what the numbers could mean for your next move.
Borrowing Capacity Calculator
Enter your income, expenses and debts to estimate how much you could borrow.
Your result is a starting point. We can help you understand what it means for you.
Home loan calculators for Australian borrowers
Use our free home loan calculators to estimate your borrowing capacity, loan repayments, stamp duty, refinancing position and purchasing power. They’re a practical first step for understanding the numbers before you compare home loan options or speak with a mortgage broker.
How to get a home loan online
Start with discovering your borrowing capacity by using our free calculator, then we can help you compare suitable lenders, organise the application online and manage the steps through approval and settlement.
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Check your borrowing power
Estimate what you may be able to borrow and talk through your income, expenses, deposit and lending goals with a mortgage broker.

Compare and apply online
We compare suitable loan options, then help you provide the information and documents needed to submit your application online.
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Approval to settlement
We coordinate lender questions, requirements and key milestones, helping keep the application moving from approval through to settlement.
Loan options
Loan options for Perth, WA and borrowers Australia Wide
Choosing a home loan starts with understanding your options. Explore different types of home loans and find the approach that fits your goals.
Explore all home loan types →Before you apply
What do you need to apply for a home loan online in Australia?
Requirements vary by lender and loan type, but most applications start with a clear picture of your identity, income, expenses, existing debts and available deposit or savings.
Identification
Current identification and contact details so the lender can verify who is applying.
Income and employment
Information that supports your income, which may include payslips, employment details or self-employed financial records.
Expenses and debts
Details of regular living expenses, credit cards, personal loans and other existing commitments.
Deposit and property details
Evidence of savings or available funds and, when relevant, information about the property you plan to buy or refinance.
Your mortgage broker can confirm the exact documents and information required for the lenders relevant to your circumstances.
Helpful guides
Explore the buyer’s journeys
Practical guidance for every stage of buying, investing or refinancing.
Explore all buyer guides →Loan features
Understand the Features That Shape Your Home Loan
Offset accounts, redraw, repayment options and rate structures can change how your loan works. Explore the key features and understand what they mean for you.
Explore all loan features →Offset Accounts
Keep savings accessible while reducing the balance used to calculate home loan interest.
Explore feature →02Redraw Facilities
Understand how extra repayments can reduce interest while keeping funds available for later.
Explore feature →03Fixed vs Variable Rates
Compare repayment certainty, flexibility and the trade-offs of fixing your rate.
Explore feature →04Extra Repayments
See how paying more than the minimum can reduce your loan balance and total interest.
Explore feature →05Split Loans
Learn how combining fixed and variable portions can balance certainty with flexibility.
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