2026-27 financial year
Mortgage repayments on $350,000
Repayments on a $350,000 loan at 6.49% over 30 years are $2,209.94 a month, $1,019.49 fortnightly, or $509.64 a week. Total interest over the 30 years is $445,575.
| Term | Monthly | Fortnightly | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 years | $2,209.94 | $1,019.49 | $509.64 |
| 25 years | $2,361.04 | — | — |
If rates move
How your monthly repayment would change if the average variable rate moved up or down by these amounts.
| Rate | Monthly repayment | Change from today |
|---|---|---|
| 5.49% | $1,985.07 | -$224.87 |
| 5.74% | $2,040.28 | -$169.66 |
| 5.99% | $2,096.18 | -$113.76 |
| 6.24% | $2,152.73 | -$57.21 |
| 6.49% | $2,209.94 | $0.00 |
| 6.74% | $2,267.77 | +$57.83 |
| 6.99% | $2,326.21 | +$116.27 |
What the 2026 rises cost
The RBA raised the cash rate by 1.00 percentage points in 2026. At 5.49% your monthly repayment would have been $1,985.07—that is $224.87 less each month than today's 6.49%.
Income needed
A common affordability rule of thumb (not a lending rule) is that your home loan repayment should not exceed 30% of your gross monthly income. On $2,209.94 a month, you would need a gross income of $88,398 a year.
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How this is worked out
- The rate is 6.49%, the average owner-occupier variable rate as of September 2026 (Canstar).
- Repayments use the standard annuity formula, with interest accruing daily over 365 days a year as in Australian practice.
- The 2026 rises sum to 1.00 percentage points, assumed to be passed on in full.
- The 30% income rule is an affordability rule of thumb, not a lending rule; lenders assess each borrower with their own criteria.
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