Maximum borrowing
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Find out how your deposit affects the maximum house price you can afford. Enter income and deposit to estimate mortgage borrowing and monthly repayments.
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Borrowing is estimated from income, but deposit directly increases your total house budget on top of that borrowing figure.
This makes the page useful for comparing how different deposit sizes affect maximum property price and repayment profile.
$80,000.00 × 4.5 = $360,000.00
$360,000.00 + $30,000.00 = $390,000.00
Deposit does not change the income-based borrowing limit, but it directly increases your total buying budget.
This page is best used for testing how extra deposit savings can move your target property range.
This tool provides deterministic estimates for planning and comparison. Real lender outcomes may differ because of underwriting rules and risk policy.
Using this page's current inputs, $80,000.00 at 4.5x may support around $360,000.00.
In this income-multiple model, interest rate changes monthly repayment cost but does not directly change maximum borrowing.
Borrowing amount is the loan. Property price is borrowing plus deposit. Example: $360,000.00 + $30,000.00 = $390,000.00.
Deposit does not change the income-based borrowing output in this model; it changes total property budget by adding to borrowing.
Lenders may apply stress tests, credit checks, debt commitments, and policy rules that are not included in this simplified income-multiple estimate.
Yes. The model is country-agnostic for estimation, but lender criteria and affordability rules vary by market.
Monthly payment is estimated using a standard repayment amortisation formula over 25 years at your selected interest rate.
Yes. Update income, second income, deposit, and interest rate to instantly compare affordability scenarios on the same page.