NSW Stamp Duty.
Transfer duty on a NSW residential property purchase, to 2025–26 Revenue NSW rates. Includes First Home Buyer concessions and premium duty above $3,721,000.
The breakdown.
Cost of Selling.
The full picture of what selling actually costs — and what lands in your account after settlement.
The breakdown.
Mortgage Repayment.
Monthly, fortnightly or weekly repayments on a home loan — and the total interest you'll pay over the life of the loan.
Over the loan term.
Rent vs Buy.
Long-term financial comparison including mortgage costs, property growth, rent increases and the opportunity cost of your deposit invested elsewhere.
If you buy
If you rent
Time horizon
If you buy
If you rent
Borrowing Power.
An indicative estimate of how much a lender might lend you, based on income, expenses, dependents and existing commitments.
Application type
Annual income
Monthly expenses
Loan parameters
How it breaks down.
Investment Yield.
Gross and net rental yield, cash-on-cash return, and whether the property will run positive or negative gearing.
The property
Annual expenses
The loan
Annual breakdown.
Property Appreciation.
Simple compound-growth projection of what a property might be worth in the future. Useful for planning — not a prediction.
Year-by-year projection.
| Year | Value | Annual Gain | Total Gain |
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Loan Scheduler.
Year-by-year amortisation with optional extra repayments. See exactly how much interest you save and how many years come off the term.
The loan
Extra repayments
Annual schedule
| Year | Principal | Interest | Balance |
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