Mortgage Calculator

Calculate payments, compare overpaying vs investing, and check stamp duty.

Mortgage Calculator

Calculate mortgage payments, overpayments, stamp duty, and compare remortgage deals. See how much you could save.

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Mortgage basics

Enter the details of the property and mortgage. Everything else updates as you tweak.

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Monthly payment
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Loan amount
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Total interest
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Total cost
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Can you afford it?

Lenders typically lend up to 4.5ร— your annual income, minus debt commitments. Quick check below.

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Maximum borrowing
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Max house price (with your deposit)
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Combined gross income
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Stamp duty / land tax

Tax on buying property. Different rules for England/NI, Scotland, and Wales.

Stamp duty payable
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Total upfront cost
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deposit + stamp duty

Overpayments

Pay extra each month or as a lump sum. See how much interest you save and how much sooner you'll be mortgage-free.

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Interest saved
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Years saved
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New payoff date
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Mortgage balance over time

Without overpayments With overpayments

Overpay vs Invest

If you have spare cash each month, is it better to overpay your mortgage or invest in a Stocks & Shares ISA? Depends on the maths.

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Overpay, then invest freed cash

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portfolio at end of original term
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Invest alongside mortgage

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Both scenarios assume the same total monthly cash commitment โ€” only the routing differs.

Comparison

Remortgage compare

Compare your current mortgage to a new deal. Includes Early Repayment Charges and arrangement fees so you can see if switching actually saves money.

Current deal

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New deal

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Monthly saving
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Saving over fixed period
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Break-even point
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Net benefit (after fees + ERC)
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Amortization schedule

Month-by-month breakdown showing how each payment splits between interest and capital.

Capital vs interest over time

Capital paid Interest paid