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Compare repayments on $250,000 mortgages

Making repayments on a $250,000 mortgage? Find home loans from a wide range of Australian lenders that suit your needs, whether you're investing, refinancing or looking to borrow $250K to buy your first home. Compare interest rates, mortgage repayments, fees and more.

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How much are repayments on a $250,000 mortgage?

The exact repayment amount for a $250,000 mortgage will be determined by several factors including your deposit size, interest rate and the type of loan. It is best to use a mortgage calculator to determine your actual repayment size.

For example, the monthly repayments on a $250,000 loan with a 5 per cent interest rate over 30 years will be $1342. For a loan of $300,000 on the same rate and loan term, the monthly repayments will be $1610 and for a $500,000 loan, the monthly repayments will be $2684.

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