OFFSET MORTGAGE

Make the money you already have work against the interest you owe.

An offset-style mortgage links day-to-day cash flow with your borrowing. Available cash reduces the balance used for the interest calculation while remaining accessible under the product’s rules.

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Mortgage balanceCash offset
DIRECTIONAL ILLUSTRATION$4,311

estimated interest avoided over 5 years

Balance used for illustration$432,000
Approximate annual difference$862
Approximate daily difference$2
A simplified illustration using a constant balance, rate, and average cash amount. Actual offset products calculate interest daily and have product-specific rates, fees, and rules.

BEYOND THE CALCULATOR

Useful for the right cash-flow pattern—not every household.

The potential comes from keeping income and savings working against debt consistently. Product rate, fees, spending habits, and the average—not peak—cash balance determine whether the structure is worthwhile.

01

Use the average balance

A large balance for two days is different from cash that remains available through most of the month. Daily behaviour drives the result.

02

Compare product cost

An offset feature only wins when the interest reduction is greater than any difference in rate, fees, or lost benefits elsewhere.

03

Build the routine

Directing paycheques and savings through the structure can help, but only when spending and emergency reserves remain controlled.

YOUR NEXT MOVE

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