Mortgage Calculator
Estimate monthly mortgage payments with optional tax, insurance, and HOA (defaults to 30 years).
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Calculate monthly payments and total interest on a 30-year fixed-rate home loan.
With $50,000 down you finance $450,000. At 7% APR over 30 years, principal and interest is about $2,994 per month. Adding $500 per month property tax, $200 per month insurance, and $150 HOA brings the estimated housing payment to about $3,844 per month before PMI. Below 20% down, lenders often add PMI until equity reaches roughly 80% loan-to-value.
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This 30-year mortgage calculator estimates your monthly principal-and-interest payment, total interest over the full term, and overall loan cost. Enter home price, down payment, and interest rate with a 30-year term (default on this page) to see why the most common U.S. mortgage keeps payments lower than shorter loans—at the cost of more lifetime interest. For a dedicated 15-year payment estimate, use the 15 Year Mortgage Calculator.
The 30-year fixed mortgage is the default choice for many U.S. buyers because spreading repayment over 360 months keeps the monthly payment lower than shorter terms on the same loan amount.
Lower payments come with higher total interest. Running the same home price at 15 years on the 15 Year Mortgage Calculator shows how much extra you pay over the life of a 30-year loan—and whether that trade-off fits your cash flow.
Enter home price, down payment, and annual interest rate, then confirm the loan term is 30 years (default on this page). Optionally add property tax, insurance, and HOA for a full monthly housing estimate. Use scenario compare to see how a 15-year term changes the payment.
Example: $450,000 home with $90,000 down (20%), 6.75% rate, and a 30-year term gives roughly $2,334/month principal and interest on a $360,000 loan—about $480,000 in total payments over 30 years.
Enter the home price, down payment ($ or % of home price), interest rate, and term. The calculator derives the loan amount and uses the standard amortizing loan formula for principal and interest. Optional annual property tax ($/yr or % of home), home insurance, monthly HOA, and PMI (when LTV is above 80%) are added to estimate a total monthly payment.
Monthly payment estimates exclude HOA, PMI changes, escrow adjustments, and property tax reassessments. Not a loan offer or pre-approval.
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This section documents how the calculator works, what it leaves out, and when results were last reviewed. Figures are educational estimates—not professional advice—and are not labeled "current" unless tied to automatically updated reference data.
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Results are estimates for educational purposes and are not financial advice. Taxes, insurance, HOA fees, and lender-specific costs may not be included. Consult a qualified financial professional for personal guidance.
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FAQ
The same loan amount spread over 360 months instead of 180 produces a smaller monthly payment, but you pay interest for twice as long, which increases total cost.
This calculator assumes a fixed rate for the full term. Adjustable-rate mortgages may start with a 30-year schedule but can change payments after an initial fixed period.
Most fixed-rate loans allow extra principal payments without penalty, but confirm with your lender. Extra payments reduce total interest even on a 30-year note.
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