BankVic provides a comprehensive suite of online calculators designed to assist members in making informed financial decisions. Whether you're planning a home purchase, considering a car loan, or aiming to boost your savings, these tools offer valuable insights into your financial planning.
BankVic Financial Calculators
- Loan Repayments Calculator: Estimate your minimum weekly, fortnightly, or monthly loan or mortgage repayments based on the borrowed amount.
- Borrowing Power Calculator: Assess your potential maximum loan eligibility by inputting your income and expenses.
- Personal Loan Calculator: Calculate repayments on your personal loan to understand your financial commitments.
- Car Loan Calculator: Determine monthly repayments and total interest paid on car loans to plan your budget effectively.
- Term Deposit Calculator: Calculate the future value of your term deposit based on term, interest rate, and initial deposit.
- Stamp Duty Calculator: Estimate your property purchase costs, including mortgage registration, transfer, and stamp duty fees.
- Loan Comparison Calculator: Compare two loans with differing upfront fees, ongoing rates, and ongoing fees to find the best option for you.
- Extra Repayments Calculator: See the time and interest saved off a loan if you pay more than the minimum repayments.
- Lump Sum Repayments Calculator: Calculate how your repayments change if you make a one-time lump sum repayment.
- Split Loan Calculator: Calculate repayments for a split loan where part of the loan is variable and the other part fixed.
- Key Facts Sheet - Owner Occupier: Generate a personalised key facts sheet for owner-occupiers to compare with other banks.
- Key Facts Sheet - Police Offers: Explore financial transparency with a key facts sheet calculator tailored for police offers.
These calculators are accessible through the BankVic Calculators page, where you can select the appropriate tool based on your financial needs. Utilizing these resources can help you estimate loan payments, calculate potential savings, and make well-informed financial decisions.
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