Home Purchase Financial Planning Simulator
Built for variable income (OTE) · 3-scenario comparison · mortgage tax credit & retirement modeling
Household
Single = you only / Dual-income = spouse's income added to the household (you borrow) / Pair-loan = spouse also borrows and gets their own mortgage tax credit
OTE (On-Target Earnings)¥8M
¥3M¥60M
Variable ratio (commission %)40%
0% (all base)100% (full commission)
BEAR attainment (downturn)50%
0%90%
BULL attainment (strong)150%
100%250%
Current age35 yrs
25 yrs60 yrs
Retirement age65 yrs
55 yrs75 yrs
Post-retirement monthly income (pension, drawdown, etc.)¥150k/mo
Enter as after-tax monthly take-home
¥0¥1M
Property price¥90M
¥30M¥500M
Down payment %10%
0%30%
Purchase costs (% of price)7%
Brokerage fee, registration, loan fee, stamp duty, insurance, etc. Higher for resale/brokered (~10%), lower for new/direct-from-developer (~4%)
0%10%
Loan term35 yrs
5 yrs50 yrs
Repayment method
Equal payment = constant monthly payment / Equal principal = constant principal (higher early payments, less total interest)
Current rate0.5%
0.3%3.5%
Rate-rise scenario (+α)+1.5%
Rises linearly from the current rate to +α over the years set below, then stays flat
None+3.0%
Years to reach +α10 yrs
The rate ramps from the current level to +α over this many years (e.g. 10 yrs = +α/10 per year)
1 yr25 yrs
Variable-rate shock-mitigation rules
Even if the rate rises, the payment is held for 5 years and reviewed every 5 years. The extra interest reduces principal repayment, and any shortfall is carried over as deferred interest.
At each 5-year review, the new payment is capped at 1.25× the previous payment. Only effective when the 5-year rule is ON.
Applies to variable-rate, equal-payment loans only (not fixed-rate or equal-principal). Applied to both your and spouse's loans.
Deferred-lump-sum (balloon) loan
Bonus payments per year
Exit scenario
Credit period
Spousal deduction
Auto-excluded if total income > ¥10M
Dependents (¥380k each)0
05
Mgmt fee + repair reserve¥30k/mo
¥10k¥250k
Annual increase in fees2%/yr
0%6%
Living costs (excl. housing, edu, car)¥250k/mo
¥100k¥1M
Guide: total of food, utilities, telecom, insurance, leisure, etc. (excludes housing, education, car)
🎓 Education¥0/mo
¥0¥1.5M
Guide (per child/month): public ~¥30k · private ~¥80k · international ~¥250k. Sum for multiple children.
🚗 Car-related¥0/mo
¥0¥500k
Guide (central Tokyo: parking + insurance + tax + loan/lease): car-share ~¥5k–20k · domestic ~¥60k–100k · import ~¥120k–200k · high-end ¥200k+
Base salary growth rate2%/yr
0%10%
📅 Simulation year Year 1
Year 1Year 18Year 35
💴 Income · Tax · Social Insurance · Deductions Breakdown
📈 Monthly Surplus Over Time
Monthly surplus after living & housing costs (¥10k/mo). Dashed = post-retirement (pension-based).
BEAR
BASE
BULL
Post-retire
🏦 Housing-Cost Ratio Over Time
Housing cost as % of monthly take-home. Switches to pension basis after retirement.
BEAR
BASE
BULL
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Rating uses two axes: housing-cost ratio (after-tax basis) × monthly surplus. ◎ Safe <30% / ○ Sound 30–40% (or 40–50% with ample surplus) / △ Caution / × Reconsider
Social insurance is an estimate (Kyokai Kenpo Tokyo health insurance, employee pension, employment insurance, long-term care for age 40+). Bonus portions apply the standard-bonus caps (health ¥5.73M/yr, pension ¥1.5M/payment).
Social insurance on variable pay (commission, etc.) is estimated assuming bonus-style payment. Unlike income tax, social insurance is not reconciled at year-end; premiums are fixed separately on salary and on each bonus (each with its own cap), so the total varies with how pay is split.
Income tax includes the special reconstruction surtax (base income tax × 2.1%). Residential tax is the 10% income levy plus a ¥5,000 per-capita levy.
The income-adjustment deduction (cap ¥150k) applies when income exceeds ¥8.5M with a dependent under 23 (approximated as dependents ≥ 1).
The spousal deduction applies only when the spouse meets the income requirement; in dual-income / pair-loan mode it is automatically excluded.
Mortgage tax credit: 0.7% of year-end balance; the portion not offset against income tax is credited against residential tax up to ¥97,500. Excluded if total income exceeds ¥20M.
The basic deduction phases out above ¥24M total income. The spousal deduction is excluded above ¥10M total income.
Post-retirement income is entered directly as after-tax monthly take-home (combine pension, severance, asset drawdown, etc.).
The deferred-lump-sum option approximates SBI Sumishin Net Bank's "deferred-lump-sum hybrid mortgage" (modeled with appraised value ≈ property price). The lump sum at term end must be settled via sale, refinancing, or own funds.
The 1.25× payment-cap rule is not modeled. Living costs assume 1.5% annual inflation (education & car costs are flat). This is an approximate simulation.
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