Wednesday, 27 August 2014

Home Loan Calculator App for Australia

Generally, people find the math of loans or mortgages complicated and avoid calculating the facts prior to applying for a home loan. However, buying a house is a big expense and making a payment is an important thing that you have to commit for many years to come. Therefore, calculation of your current income, expenditure, and find the details about monthly repayments matter a lot before applying for a loan.

The calculation process has become easier with the introduction of free mobile apps based on Home Loan Calculator that can be downloaded on Android as well as iOS based Smartphones. A home loan calculator is an important tool that helps the users to determine the monthly repayment of loan by simply entering the total loan amount, repayment period on monthly, quarterly or yearly basis and the rate of interest. One such app is “Loans Calculator for Australia” that is available free cost on Google Play Store and iTunes, with features like Personal Loan Calculator, Car Loan Calculator, Home Loan Calculator and Stamp Duty Calculator.

Things you can do with this app -
  • For calculation of home loan, a user needs to enter Loan Amount, Term (Years), and Interest rate.
  • It will automatically calculate the repayment amount on fortnightly, weekly, monthly and yearly basis.
  • Moreover, the information about the rate of interest paid and Principal paid also displayed on the screen of the app.
  • This app provides the complete information about the repayment amount on weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly basis.
  • Apart from calculations, the app features stamp duty, fees and charges specific to Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth.
  • It offers state wise comparison of stamp duty along with the contact details of state revenue offices.
  • The app also has an option to send an email to share the calculation report.
The app is developed by Loans Direct, a group of financial experts in Australia serving from last 8 years in the matters related to loans and mortgages.

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