Repayments on a $150,000 Mortgage — 2026 Rates

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At the current average variable rate of 6.47%, monthly repayments on a $150,000 home loan are: 30-year term: $945/month (P&I), 25-year term: $1,011/month (P&I), Interest-only: $809/month. A 25-year term saves approximately $36,900 in total interest for just $66 more per month.

$150,000 Mortgage — Repayment Summary

TermMonthly P&IMonthly Interest-Only
30 years$945/mo$809/mo
25 years$1,011/mo

Based on average variable rate. Use our mortgage repayment calculator for an exact figure at your rate.

Frequently Asked Questions

What salary do I need for a $150,000 mortgage?

Approximately $35,000–$45,000 gross annual income for a single applicant. This is accessible on part-time or entry-level wages and falls well within First Home Guarantee income limits for most states.

What area can I buy in with a $150K loan?

With a 20% deposit on a $187,500 property: rural QLD (e.g. Roma, Kingaroy), regional SA, country TAS, and NT towns. Entry-level detached houses are available at this price point in many regional areas.

Is fortnightly repayment worth it at $150K?

Yes. Switching from monthly ($945) to fortnightly ($473 every two weeks) effectively makes one extra month of repayments per year, saving approximately $47,000 in interest and nearly 5 years off the loan.

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