Offset Account vs Extra Repayments Calculator
Compare putting spare cash in a mortgage offset account versus making a lump-sum extra repayment. Both strategies save interest, but offset preserves your liquidity and may protect tax deductions on investment properties.
Your current outstanding mortgage balance.
The lump sum to put in offset or use for extra repayment.
Some lenders charge a monthly fee for offset accounts.
Offset preserves tax-deductible debt for investment loans.
Used for investment property tax deduction calculation.
Enter your loan details and spare cash amount to compare offset vs extra repayments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a mortgage offset account?
Do offset accounts and extra repayments save the same interest?
Why is an offset better for investment properties?
Are offset account fees worth paying?
Can I have both an offset account and make extra repayments?
How does the offset affect my minimum repayment?
What happens if I withdraw money from my offset account?
Is a 100% offset account the same as a partial offset?
Tax Accuracy & Sources
This calculator uses standard amortization formulas with monthly compounding. It assumes a 100% offset account, fixed interest rate, and a one-off lump sum. It does not account for variable rate changes, redraw fees, or ongoing additional deposits to the offset account.
Uses 2025 ATO rates.