Offset savings
Assumes the offset balance stays steady and repayments stay the same. Estimates only.
Savings parked against the loan, interest you never pay. See the effect.
Offset savings
Assumes the offset balance stays steady and repayments stay the same. Estimates only.
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Every dollar in an offset account saves interest at your loan rate, because the balance is subtracted from the loan before interest is charged. With the repayment unchanged, the saving goes to principal, so the loan finishes sooner.
The calculator shows both figures for your balance, rate and term.
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All three reduce interest. The differences are access and, for investors, tax treatment. Redraw returns money you have already paid into the loan, which can change the deductible character of that debt if it is later withdrawn for another purpose.
Offset keeps your savings as savings. For an owner-occupier the practical difference is smaller than the marketing suggests; for an investor it can matter a great deal, and that is an accountant's conversation as much as a broker's.
It depends on the balance you will realistically hold. Offset accounts usually sit inside a package with an annual fee, so the interest saved needs to exceed it.
Holding a few thousand dollars may not justify the fee; holding tens of thousands almost certainly does. Run your own numbers rather than accepting either the sales pitch or the dismissal.
Offset is a separate account holding your money; redraw is access to extra repayments you have already made into the loan. Both reduce interest.
Offset keeps the funds clearly yours, which is simpler if the property might become an investment later, because redrawn money can change how the debt is treated for tax.
Sometimes: some lenders allow several against one loan, others allow one, and some offer only a partial offset where a percentage of the balance counts. If you have several full offsets, their combined balance is what reduces the interest.
No, and that is the point of it. The interest calculation runs daily on the balance held, so money moving in and out changes the saving day to day. That flexibility is why offset suits people who want their emergency fund working without locking it away.
Yes, many people do: paying expenses from it through the month keeps the balance working while it sits, and it costs nothing.
The caution is only to keep enough discipline that the balance does not just drift down, since the benefit exists only while the money is there.
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Estimates only, not credit or financial advice. Calculators use general assumptions; lender policy, rates and your own position are confirmed in a full assessment.