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All loans for property, cars, or education generally require minimum monthly payments. Each payment is divided between interest and the loan balance or principal. The method of reducing the principal balance each month of the loan is known as amortisation.

The Lump Sum Calculator on this page helps you discover how making a lump sum payment can reduce the amount of time left to pay on your loan. This calculator will also show you how much money you will save in interest payments.

  1. Just enter your loan amount, interest rate and loan term
  2. Select the repayment frequency. (Monthly payments are the full amount paid once per month, fortnightly payments are half the payment paid every two weeks and weekly payments are 25% of the payment paid each week.)
  3. Enter the amount of your lump sum.
  4. Select when you will make the lump sum payment

The calculator will then show you the amount of your monthly repayment and the time and interest saved from making the lump sum payment.

Money-Saving Tips
Loans and interest are about time. Time works against you. By paying in advance you reduce the interest amount being charged. Lump sum payments can get you out of debt faster for less.

Note: The results from this calculator should be used as an indication only. Results do not represent either quotes or pre-qualifications for a loan. It is advised that you consult your financial adviser before taking out a loan.

Call 1300 551 236 to immediately find out how much interest you will save on your home loan and how much your monthly repayments will be reduced