How much can I borrow?

Indicative borrowing power by salary, modelled the way a lender assesses you — a 3% serviceability buffer on top of a 6.1% rate, a HEM living-expense floor and a 30-year term. Pick your income for the full breakdown.

Gross incomeSingleCouple
$60,000$227,000$491,000See the $60,000 breakdown
$70,000$288,000$552,000See the $70,000 breakdown
$80,000$349,000$613,000See the $80,000 breakdown
$90,000$410,000$674,000See the $90,000 breakdown
$100,000$471,000$735,000See the $100,000 breakdown
$110,000$532,000$833,000See the $110,000 breakdown
$120,000$593,000$930,000See the $120,000 breakdown
$130,000$654,000$1,028,000See the $130,000 breakdown
$140,000$715,000$1,126,000See the $140,000 breakdown
$150,000$776,000$1,223,000See the $150,000 breakdown
$160,000$837,000$1,321,000See the $160,000 breakdown
$175,000$928,000$1,467,000See the $175,000 breakdown
$200,000$1,081,000$1,711,000See the $200,000 breakdown
$250,000$1,386,000$2,199,000See the $250,000 breakdown

Estimates only, not an offer of credit. Couple figures assume a partner earning 60% of the listed income (minimum $60,000) and no dependants or other debts. Your actual borrowing power depends on your expenses, income type, credit file and the lender's policy.

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