Home loan calculators and tools
Our home loan calculators and tools can help you plan your next step, whether you're buying, refinancing or investing in property.
Home loan calculators
Mortgage calculator
Find out how much you may be able to borrow and the potential costs involved in buying a home.
Home loan repayment calculator
See how much you may need to pay back each week or month.
Stamp duty calculator
Work out how much you could pay in stamp duty and other fees.
Principal and interest calculator
Estimate repayments and see what portion goes toward interest versus the amount you’ve borrowed.
Extra repayment calculator
Learn how long it could take to pay off your loan and what impact extra payments could have.
Other home loan calculators
Tools to help you research
Property market research
Discover what you need to know about the property trends in your suburbs or the estimated value of a property you’re looking to buy.
Compare home loans
See at a glance how fees, features and loan purposes differ by product.
Compare interest rates
View and compare all of our current home loan interest rates.
Award-winning innovation
- Awarded at RFi Group Australian Lending Awards 2021 for Best First Home Buyer Lender
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LVR and interest rates
Why is this important to you? A lower LVR usually translates to a lower interest rate for the borrower.
Why Refinance?
Finding a way to save money is just one of the many reasons you might be thinking about refinancing – perhaps you want to tap into the equity in your home or consolidate some debt.
Important information
Credit criteria, fees and charges apply. Based on St.George’s credit criteria, residential lending is not available for Non-Australian resident borrowers. Interest rates subject to change
Before making a decision, it’s best to read the terms and conditions:
- Residential Loan Agreement – General Terms and Conditions (PDF 296KB)
- Loan Accounts – Charges for specific services and accounts (PDF 117KB)
- Advantage Package - Terms and Conditions (PDF 2MB)
Please read these documents and keep a copy. You can request a paper copy at a branch.