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This month leftover

Why this matters. This month’s leftover is pay in, tax out, then the mortgage and living costs you type. Employer super is a cost of the wage. It is not cash sitting in the leftover.

One picture: take-home after tax and the student loan, super guarantee plus extra super, the mortgage, living costs. What is left. Prefill from the specialty table or the tax calculator.

Income

Private hospital cover — skips the Medicare surcharge
HELP debt repayment

Out

0 % to 10 %
1 years to 30 years
$0 to $8,000

Surplus this month

$17,167FY2026–27

Take-home $26,564 − housing $3,897 − living $5,500

This month

Take-home

$26,564

Housing

$3,897

Living

$5,500

Surplus

$17,167

Employer super $32,500, plus extra $0 you add, goes into super this year. After the 15% tax on the way in, the extra is $0. Share of pay you’re keeping, including super and extra off the loan: 44%.

What’s left can go into super (before tax, then after tax) or onto the loan. The jump from registrar to consultant is a separate page: when the pay jumps. This is the monthly gap, not a full budget.

Scheduled repayment

$3,897

Tax + levy (+HELP) / year

$218,283

Next: Income tax calculator — The full tax split: income tax, Medicare surcharge, HELP debt.

What doctors often miss

Super guarantee at 12% is an employer cost on the wage. It is not cash in this month’s leftover.

ATO super rates ↗

Included / Not included

Included

Not included

  • Bills you did not type
  • HELP debt and the Medicare levy surcharge if you left them off
  • Investment returns variation
  • Inflation
  • Insurance, stamp duty and brokerage, unless you typed them as bills

Assumptions you can edit are the inputs on this page. This is a model, not a prediction, a tax assessment, or a recommendation.

A rough figure — not advice. Terms

Also

Advertisement — labelled, never inside the number.

Sources used

Direct document for each published figure on this page. A number you type, with no row here, is an example assumption, editable. It is not a published rate.

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