Refinance calculator
RAMS Refinance Calculator helps you compare refinancing options. Enter your current home loan details and see the benefits of switching to a new loan with lower interest, shorter term, or both.
Refinance calculator
Once you’ve had your home loan for a number of years, it makes sense to compare your existing loan with other home loans to see if a different option could work better for you – switching could give you a lower interest rate, you might be able to enjoy lower mortgage repayments, pay off your loan faster, or have a shorter loan term.
If you have a current RAMS home loan, want to move to RAMS, or just have questions, let’s talk. Our home loan specialists review your priorities with you, and when you’re ready, help you with your home loan application to make the refinancing process a smooth one.
Other calculators you might want to check out
Whether buying a new home, refinancing an existing home loan or investing in property, RAMS mortgage calculators can give you an estimate of what your repayments could be, based on your home loan amount, your loan type and the interest rate you think you'll be paying. Once you get an idea of your mortgage repayments from the calculator, together with the rest of your budget, you'll start to see whether you can realistically afford the home you want to buy. Your local RAMS franchisee can also help guide you through this process.
Upfront and ongoing costs calculator
Fees and costs when buying a house are not limited to the agreed property price. Government fees, Lenders Mortgage Insurance (where applicable), council rates and utilities all add up. That’s on top of upfront costs such as conveyancing fees, property inspections and removal costs.
Additional repayments calculator
Paying a little bit extra on your home loan from time to time could make a big difference in the end: if you don’t withdraw those additional amounts from your loan account, not only will the loan be paid back quicker, but it also reduces overall interest paid.
Offset calculator
An offset account is an everyday deposit account which is linked to your variable rate home loan: the money you hold in this offset account can reduce the amount of interest payable on your home loan. Additionally, the offset account acts as an everyday account and you can access your funds anytime.
Budget planner calculator
Having a clear idea of what your budget looks like, by combining multiple income and expense flows, allows you to plan ahead, work out where your money is going, and what your net disposable income is after tax.
