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Reverse mortgage calculator

Estimate how a reverse mortgage could change your loan balance and remaining home equity over time. The side-by-side comparison helps you see how higher rates or lower property growth can change the outcome.

Best for
  • Understanding how equity may change under different scenarios
  • Comparing a baseline outlook with a tougher case
  • Seeing the effect of fees, drawdowns and compounding interest

Your projection inputs

Use the same core information as the imported calculator, then compare your base case with a tougher scenario using different property-growth and interest-rate settings.

Net worth calculator

Results

The baseline and comparison summaries below show how home equity changes over time under different interest-rate and property-growth assumptions.

Baseline remaining equity $565,745
Baseline equity as % of home 42 %
Comparison remaining equity $0

In 15 years, when the youngest borrower is 82, the baseline scenario projects a home value of $1,332,317, a contractual loan balance of $766,572, and remaining equity of $565,745.

Remaining equity over time

Compare the baseline and tougher scenario across the projection horizon.

Baseline Year 15
Comparison Year 15

End-of-projection comparison

See the projected home value, settlement balance and remaining equity side by side.

First native cut: lender-specific borrowing caps, product dropdowns, introductory-rate branches and multiple future lump sums are intentionally deferred. The reusable projection engine is the priority in this pass.
At least one scenario projects the contractual loan balance above the future property value. The settlement amount shown is capped at the projected home value to reflect no-negative-equity protection.

Scenario comparison

At the end of the selected projection window
Line item Baseline Comparison
Property growth rate 3% 0%
Interest rate 7.5% 9.5%
Projected home value $1,332,317 $850,000
Borrowed to date $300,000 $300,000
Interest accrued $463,272 $686,128
Fees added $3,300 $3,300
Contractual loan balance $766,572 $989,428
Settlement balance after guarantee $766,572 $850,000
Remaining equity $565,745 $0
Equity as % of home 42 % 0 %
Estimated equity depletion age 95 81

Final five yearly snapshots

Baseline scenario only
Year Age Home value Total owing Remaining equity
11 78 $1,181,836 $568,005 $613,831
12 79 $1,217,783 $612,226 $605,557
13 80 $1,254,823 $659,879 $594,944
14 81 $1,292,989 $711,232 $581,757
15 82 $1,332,317 $766,572 $565,745

What to watch

  • Higher rates or slower property growth can reduce remaining equity much faster than many borrowers expect.
  • Regular drawdowns and ongoing fees compound the balance over time, not just the original lump sum.
  • No negative equity protection helps at settlement, but it does not stop equity from shrinking during the loan.

How these estimates work

  • Interest rates and property growth stay constant for each scenario rather than changing year by year.
  • Regular payments and ongoing fees are spread into monthly steps for the projection.
  • Settlement exposure is capped at the projected home value to reflect no negative equity protection.
  • This is a general estimate and does not apply lender-specific age, LVR or product rules.