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Finance repayment calculator
Explore the impact of different amounts, deposits, rates, terms and balloon payments. Estimates only, not a quote or offer of credit.
The interest rate is an editable example, not an advertised or available rate. Calculations assume monthly payments, a fixed nominal annual rate divided by 12 and no fees. Actual repayments, eligibility and terms vary.
*Includes deposit, scheduled repayments and balloon; excludes fees.
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Choose the asset you want to finance and estimate potential repayments using the calculator.
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Prepare a short enquiry with your finance amount, purchase timeframe and contact details.
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Finance explained, without the jargon.
Useful answers to questions that can affect your repayment and overall cost.
What is a balloon payment?
A balloon is a lump sum payable at the end of a finance term. It may reduce regular repayments, but leaves a substantial final payment to budget for. It does not make the asset cheaper overall.
Does a larger deposit help?
A larger deposit reduces the amount borrowed, which generally lowers repayments and interest paid, all else being equal. Keep enough working capital or emergency savings for your circumstances.
Is a longer term always better?
A longer term generally reduces monthly repayments but increases total interest for the same rate and principal. Compare total cost, not just monthly affordability.
Can I finance a used vehicle or machine?
Some lenders consider used assets, subject to age, condition, valuation, intended use and their credit policies. Availability and terms depend on the lender and borrower.
What affects the interest rate?
Rates may depend on the applicant, credit history, business trading history, asset, deposit, term, security and lender policy. The calculator rate is illustrative only.
What is the difference between a quote and an estimate?
An estimate models repayments using assumed figures. A finance quote reflects specific terms from a provider, subject to applicable checks and conditions. This site does not issue finance approvals.
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