Mortgage calculator

GBP
%
Monthly payment
£1,390
Year 025
  • Total interest£166,874
  • Total paid£416,874
Year-by-year breakdown
YearTotal interestBalance
1£11,137£244,462
2£10,882£238,669
3£10,616£232,610
4£10,338£226,273
5£10,047£219,645
6£9,742£212,712
7£9,424£205,461
8£9,091£197,876
9£8,742£189,943
10£8,378£181,646
11£7,997£172,968
12£7,598£163,891
13£7,181£154,397
14£6,745£144,466
15£6,288£134,080
16£5,811£123,216
17£5,312£111,853
18£4,790£99,969
19£4,244£87,538
20£3,673£74,536
21£3,076£60,937
22£2,451£46,713
23£1,798£31,836
24£1,114£16,276
25£399£0
How it is calculated

The calculator uses the standard annuity formula: the same payment every month, where the interest part shrinks and the principal part grows as the balance falls. Interest is charged monthly at one twelfth of the annual rate.

Total interest is everything you pay above the amount borrowed. Fees, insurance and property taxes are not included, so add them to the monthly payment when you plan your budget.

Questions

How much does a shorter term save?

A shorter term raises the monthly payment but cuts total interest sharply, because the balance falls faster. Try 30 and 20 years with the same rate to see the difference.

Does the calculator work for fixed and variable rates?

It assumes one rate for the whole term. For a fixed period followed by a variable rate, run the calculator again with the new rate and the remaining balance.

Now keep it on track Set the result as a budget in Spendee and see each month how much is left.