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Mortgage Repayments on $600,000 (2026)

Monthly repayments on a $600,000 home loan are $3,675 at 6.2% over 30 years. Over the life of the loan, you'll pay $722,933 in interest, bringing the total cost to $1,322,933.

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Monthly repayment $3,675 at 6.2% over 30 years
Total interest $722,933
Total cost $1,322,933
Interest / principal 120%

Repayments at Different Rates

How repayments on $600,000 change with interest rate, all at 30-year term:

Rate Monthly Fortnightly Weekly Total Interest Total Cost
5.0% $3,221 $1,486 $743 $559,535 $1,159,535
5.5% $3,407 $1,572 $786 $626,424 $1,226,424
6.0% $3,597 $1,659 $830 $695,029 $1,295,029
6.5% $3,792 $1,750 $875 $765,267 $1,365,267
7.0% $3,992 $1,842 $921 $837,053 $1,437,053
7.5% $4,195 $1,935 $968 $910,303 $1,510,303
8.0% $4,403 $2,031 $1,015 $984,931 $1,584,931

Repayments by Loan Term

How the term length affects your repayments and total cost on a $600,000 mortgage at 6.2%:

Term Monthly Total Interest Total Cost
15 years $5,128 $323,076 $923,076
20 years $4,368 $448,344 $1,048,344
25 years $3,939 $581,848 $1,181,848
30 years $3,675 $722,933 $1,322,933

Key Facts

You'll pay 120% extra in interest On a $600,000 mortgage at 6.2% over 30 years, total interest is $722,933 — that's 120% on top of the principal.
Estimated salary needed: $147,000 As a budgeting illustration, this repayment is 30% of gross monthly income at approximately $147,000 per year. This is not a lender serviceability result.
Fortnightly payments save interest Switching to fortnightly payments means 26 half-payments per year (equivalent to 13 monthly payments), which reduces total interest and shortens the loan.

Compare Nearby Amounts

Loan Amount Monthly Total Interest Total Cost
$550,000 $3,369 $662,689 $1,212,689
$600,000 $3,675 $722,933 $1,322,933
$650,000 $3,981 $783,177 $1,433,177

Frequently asked questions

How much are repayments on a $600k mortgage?
At 6.2% over 30 years, monthly repayments on a $600,000 mortgage are $3,675. Fortnightly repayments would be $1,695.
How much interest do you pay on a $600k mortgage?
Over 30 years at 6.2%, you'd pay $722,933 in total interest on a $600,000 mortgage. That's 120% of the original loan amount. The total cost including principal is $1,322,933.
Can I afford a $600k mortgage?
As a simple budget illustration, $3,675/month equals 30% of gross monthly income at a salary of about $147,000. This is not a lender serviceability result. A lender also assesses living expenses, debts, income and deposit, and APRA-regulated banks apply at least a 3 percentage point rate buffer.
Is a 15 or 30 year mortgage better for $600k?
A 15-year term on $600,000 at 6.2% costs $5,128/month but saves $399,857 in interest compared to 30 years. The 30-year option has lower repayments of $3,675/month but costs $1,322,933 total.
Should I pay fortnightly on a $600k mortgage?
Paying fortnightly effectively makes 26 half-payments per year (equivalent to 13 monthly payments instead of 12). On a $600,000 mortgage, this can shave years off the loan and save tens of thousands in interest.

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