Maximum borrowing
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Estimate your monthly mortgage repayment based on borrowing amount and interest rate. This calculator shows how rate changes affect monthly payments.
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This page estimates borrowing first, then applies a repayment mortgage formula to estimate monthly payment over a 25-year term.
Adjusting interest rate will immediately show the repayment impact for the same borrowing level.
$80,000.00 × 4.5 = $360,000.00
$360,000.00 + $30,000.00 = $390,000.00
This page keeps affordability inputs simple while emphasizing the monthly repayment output for practical budgeting.
Use rate changes to test repayment tolerance before deciding on a borrowing target.
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.