Mortgage Payment Calculator

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Our mortgage loan payment calculator calculates monthly mortgage payments using interest rates & loan amounts you enter. Change the interest rates and loan values to compare different payments.

This mortgage calculator is helpful if you're thinking about refinancing your mortgage, or getting a new home loan, and want to know how much you can afford to borrow or what your payments will be.

Making the monthly payment is an important consideration when shopping for a mortgage or refinancing. Using a monthly payment calculator can help you estimate monthly payments and avoid surprises.

Mortgage Payment Calculator

Loan Amount in $ Interest Rate in % Repayment Period 10 Years 15 Years 20 Years 30 Years Existing LoanNew Home Loan

Result

Monthly Payment:

Total Interest Payments:

Total Payment:

How to use the Mortgage Payment calculator

Target Your Loan Amount Before Contacting Lenders

Using this mortgage payment calculator can help you target a loan amount that provides a comfortable monthly payment. Using the calculator only requires three simple entries:

• Enter a mortgage loan amount, interest rate, and repayment term (how long you'll be repaying the loan).
• The calculator brings up the results, which show your monthly Priciple & Interest (P&I) payment, the total amount you'll repay over the entire loan term, and how much interest you'll pay over the entire loan term.
• Not only do you learn whether the monthly payment is feasible, but you'll get an idea of how much a specific loan can cost.
• It's important to note that mortgage calculator tools, including the loan comparison calculator and amortization calculator, do not include amounts that may be required by your lender for payment of taxes and insurance. Remember to budget for these costs when calculating your monthly budget for housing expenses.

The Big Picture: What Your Loan Can Cost

Another benefit of using our monthly payment calculator is learning how much you can save by refinancing into a shorter loan repayment term; or, if you currently have a 15 year mortgage and want to convert to a 30 year loan, you can see how much your monthly. payments will decrease. Entering different loan amounts, interest rates, and repayment terms can help you discover how to save on a mortgage loan with terms that accommodate your budget.

If you're comparing several loan offers, use the loan comparison calculator to view loan features side by side. Mortgage calculator tools are free to use and can help you keep on track when shopping for potential mortgage options. Having a few facts and figures on hand will help you and potential lenders focus on appropriate mortgage or refinance options.

Be sure to use all the tools available for your disposal when you are shopping for a new home loan or considering refinancing, including comparing rates. Your home may be the biggest purchase you make in your lifetime, so be sure you are getting the best deal you can. You can compare lenders' best rates available to you here (up to 4 free quotes from competing mortgage lenders), for absolutely no fee and no obligation.

1. amit 03, May, 2008

   thanks for this

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2. HomeBoy 26, Apr, 2008

   WOW- easy. also easy to see how much the Interest rapes you. Thanks!

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3. Ryan 21, Apr, 2008

   great!

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4. Steve 18, Apr, 2008

   Thanks it is great!

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5. Tina 15, Apr, 2008

   Very helpful & convenient. Thanks

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6. Linda 12, Apr, 2008

   Question: Loan Amount would be $20,000.00 @ 6% with monthly pymts of $500.00 for 12 months and then lump sum balloon payment. How would I calculate this? - - - - EDITOR'S COMMENT: I'd have to see the loan paperwork, but here's an overview for you. During the 12-month period you'll make $6,000 in payments (12 months X $500 per month). 6% annual interest on the first 12 months of a $20,000 loan comes to $1,066. The remaining $4,934 of your payments will be applied to principal. At the end of 12 months, you will have a principal balance of $15,066. If the loan requires a larges lump sum balloon payment than that at the end fo the term, the difference is additional fees. If you want to see the amortization schedule, use the amortization calculator and put in 3.72835 as the repayment period. That will give you a monthly payment of $500 and you can see how each month's payment is applied to interest and principal.

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7. ann 02, Apr, 2008

   thanks

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8. Armen 20, Mar, 2008

   very useful and practical tool

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