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Loan amount
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Repayment type
Interest rate
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Interest only period
Payment frequency
Extra monthly repayments
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Overview of your loan
Once the interest only period ends, your estimated repayments will be
(including extra )
Total loan repayments:
Total interest payable:
By making extra monthly repayments of
Your loan term could reduce by:
You could pay less interest, saving:
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Calculator Assumptions: The above calculations are worked out assuming you’re paying off a principal and interest or interest only home loan where the interest rate remains the same over the life of the loan. The repayment amounts do not take into account any additional fees or charges that may be charged to your loan (e.g. application fees or lenders' mortgage insurance premiums).
Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this calculator, the results should be used as indication only. They are neither a quote nor a pre-qualification for a loan.
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my daughter has 50000 for a deposit on first home approx 380000
is this enough to get a loan?
Hi John,
That’s about 13% of the purchase price as a deposit. While 20% is the standard size, many lenders are happy to give home loans to borrowers with 10% or even 5% deposits.
However, there are many other costs that come with the purchase. When the deposit is under 20% there’s also lender’s mortgage insurance (a one-off premium) and stamp duty. Although first home buyers may get discounts or exemptions there.
So it’s certainly possible. But keep in mind there are other costs too, and each lender still has to make its own decision based on your daughter’s financial position (income, spending, existing debts and so on).
I hope this helps.