What Will My Repayment Be?

Understanding your monthly mortgage repayments is a vital step in planning your property purchase. Our Mortgage Repayment Calculator provides you with estimates for both repayment and interest-only mortgages, helping you make informed decisions about your finances.

Mortgage Repayment Calculator

Mortgage Repayment Calculator

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Mortgage Repayment Calculator

Use the calculator below to input your mortgage details and instantly see your estimated monthly payments for both repayment and interest-only options.

Evaluate Profitability

Understand if your property is a worth while investment.

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Make side-by-side comparisons of potential opportunities

Plan Ahead

Use insights to forecast future returns and build a winning portfolio.

How Does the Mortgage Repayment Calculator Work?

Our calculator provides accurate estimates based on:

After entering these details, the calculator displays:

Why Provide Both Figures?

Comprehensive Comparison

Seeing figures for both repayment and interest-only options helps you understand the financial impact of each.

Flexible Decision-Making

Whether you’re looking for lower monthly payments or a plan to fully repay your loan, having both figures makes it easier to choose the right approach.

Why Use a Mortgage Repayment Calculator?

Factors That Affect Mortgage Repayments

Our calculator provides accurate estimates based on:

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the calculator include fees?
No, the calculator focuses on monthly payments and total repayable based on loan amount, interest rate, and term. Additional fees, such as arrangement fees, should be considered separately.
The results provide an estimate based on your inputs. Exact figures may vary depending on lender-specific calculations.
No, the calculator assumes a fixed interest rate. For variable or tracker rates, you’ll need to consider potential rate fluctuations.
Yes, the calculator works for buy-to-let scenarios. For interest-only mortgages, ensure you have a repayment strategy.
This depends on your lender’s terms. Many lenders allow overpayments or early repayments, which can reduce the total interest paid.