Mortgage calculator
Work out the monthly payment on a UK repayment mortgage: a rate fixed for the first few years, then the lender's standard variable rate (SVR) or a new deal.
Figures follow UK law and each nation's rules, with every source cited and dated.
Results
Payment in month 1
£1,500.75
United Kingdom · England · GBP
- Payment in month 61
- £1,500.75
- Highest payment
- £1,500.75
- Interest rate
- 4.5%
- Total interest
- £180,223.69
- Total paidPrincipal plus interest
- £450,223.69
Note
Every figure on this page is an estimate based on the values you entered and on defaults from UK law, the selected nation's rules and common market practice, each as of the date shown next to it. It is not financial, legal or tax advice. The real amounts are in your solicitor's or conveyancer's completion statement, the tax return they file and your lender's mortgage offer; check them before exchange of contracts. This page does not store what you enter; it stays in the page address only.
Monthly rate is the annual rate divided by 12; amounts are rounded to the penny. The purchase tax (SDLT, LBTT or LTT) is worked out slice by slice on the price and rounded down to the whole pound. Land registration fees are fixed amounts by price band.
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Related terms
- Annuity / equal installments
A repayment method in which every monthly payment is the same amount, principal and interest together, as long as the rate stays the same.
- Declining balance
A repayment method: the same principal every month plus interest on what is still owed, so the first payment is the highest and each later one smaller.