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Australia’s free finance calculators

Home loans, income tax, super, HECS, ETF growth, and more. Built around Australian tax and lending rules.

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Tax time

Lodge your return, check your HECS debt, and plan take-home for the new year.

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Australian finance calculators by topic

Mortgage & home buying calculators

Monthly repayments, stamp duty estimates, and a side-by-side rent-vs-buy comparison. State-by-state duty rates are built in, along with current variable rate benchmarks.

Loan repayment calculators

Personal loans, car finance, credit cards, and HECS. Each with a full breakdown of total interest paid, time to payoff, and the cost of paying more each period.

Investing & FIRE calculators

ETF portfolio growth, dividend reinvestment, and investment return calculations in AUD. Accounts for Australian franking credit conventions and the 50% CGT discount.

Tax & income calculators

Take-home pay, salary sacrifice, capital gains, and GST. Updated for FY2026–27 ATO brackets, SGC rate of 12%, and Medicare levy thresholds.

Savings & budgeting calculators

Savings goal timelines, compound interest modelling, emergency fund targets, and inflation's effect on purchasing power, with clear inputs and immediate results.

Retirement & super calculators

Project your super balance at retirement, model how long your savings will last as drawdown income, and see the impact of extra contributions. Built around Australian super rules, with guidance on how the Age Pension can supplement retirement income.

July financial reminders

Full calendar

1 July: New financial year

New ATO income tax brackets, updated SGC rate, and refreshed concessional and non-concessional super caps take effect from today.

Lodge tax return (available from 1 July)

Individual tax returns can be lodged from 1 July once your employer submits their STP finalisation. Most refunds are paid within 2 weeks of electronic lodgement.

28 July: Q4 SGC due

Employers must pay super contributions for the April–June quarter (the final quarter of the prior FY) by 28 July.

Why AussieCalc?

  • Australian rates built in

    ATO tax brackets, stamp duty by state, SGC rate, and HECS thresholds are built into the calculators that use them.

  • Runs in your browser

    Your calculations run entirely in your browser, no financial inputs are stored or sent anywhere.

  • Tax, property, super & more

    20+ free calculators spanning every major area of Australian personal finance.

  • Updated each financial year

    Tax brackets, super rates, and thresholds reflect the current financial year.