Mortgage Calculator
Estimate monthly mortgage payments with optional tax, insurance, and HOA (defaults to 30 years).
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See how extra monthly payments reduce loan interest and payoff time.
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Estimate monthly mortgage payments with optional tax, insurance, and HOA (defaults to 30 years).
Generate a mortgage amortization schedule with principal and interest breakdown.
Compare current and refinanced mortgage payments.
Estimate how much home you can afford from income, debts, and loan terms.
Estimate how long it takes to pay off a loan balance and how much interest you will pay.
Estimate monthly loan payments, total interest, and a basic amortization summary.
Calculate simple or compound interest on a principal over time.
Estimate monthly EMI, total interest, and amount payable for a loan.
Enter loan amount, interest rate, term, and an extra monthly payment to compare the standard schedule with an accelerated payoff. See months saved, interest saved, and the new payment total.
Enter the original loan amount, interest rate, term, planned extra monthly payment, and optional upfront fees. Compare the standard schedule with the accelerated payoff. Optional upfront fees can be entered as dollars or a percent of the loan amount.
Example: a $200,000 mortgage at 6.5% for 30 years with an extra $200/month saves about 6 years and substantial interest; closing fees raise total cost equally on both compared paths.
Enter loan amount, interest rate, term, and an extra monthly payment. Compares the standard amortizing schedule with one that includes the extra payment, showing months and interest saved. Optional upfront fees are added into total cost on both scenarios.
Results are estimates for educational purposes and are not financial advice. Actual loan terms may differ. Consult a qualified financial professional for personal guidance.
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FAQ
Extra amounts go toward principal, so the balance drops faster and less interest accrues over the life of the loan.
Yes. The estimate assumes the same extra amount is paid with every monthly installment until the loan is paid off.
No. Results are estimates based only on principal, rate, term, and extra payment.
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