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Income Annualisation Calculator

Convert your income into annualised figures for accurate home loan assessments - ideal for self-employed borrowers.

Income Annualisation Calculator


Year-to-Date details


Financial year start

Australian FY starts 1 July. Adjust if using a different period.

Latest pay period end date

The last day of your most recent completed pay period.

Year-to-date income

Total gross income shown on your latest payslip.

$

How lenders assess income


Lenders use your annualised income — not just your last payslip — to assess your borrowing capacity. For employees, this is usually calculated from your YTD earnings on payslips.

The 48-week casual equivalent accounts for 4 weeks of potential unpaid leave — a conservative estimate used by many Australian lenders when assessing casual workers.

Both weekly and fortnightly wage frequencies are shown, as lenders may use either depending on your pay cycle.

Applicant employed prior to start of current financial year

Weekly

Wages paid

Fortnightly

Wages paid

Annualised income

88,764.59

88,764.59

257 days elapsed

36.714286 weeks

18.357143 fortnights

Casual equivalent over 48 weeks

81,936.55

81,936.55

YTD income $62,500.00 over 257 days (36.714286 weeks / 18.357143 fortnights) → weekly annualised $88,764.59 · fortnightly annualised $88,764.59

Note: Results are indicative estimates only. Actual income assessment may differ based on individual lender policies, income type, employment history, and other factors. Consult a mortgage broker for a personalised assessment.

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