Free browser tool
Mortgage Interest Rate Calculator
Compare the current monthly repayment on a repayment mortgage with an estimated repayment after an interest rate change.
- Type
- Calculator
- Runs
- In your browser
- Privacy
- No upload
- Cost
- Free
How to use this tool
- Enter the remaining mortgage term in years and months.
- Enter the current mortgage balance and current interest rate.
- Enter the interest rate change to compare and press Calculate.
Best for
- Checking the possible impact of a rate rise or cut
- Planning near the end of a fixed-rate mortgage period
- Comparing monthly repayment estimates before shopping for a new deal
- Understanding how the Bank of England base-rate direction might affect a repayment mortgage
Tips
- This calculator is for repayment mortgages, not interest-only mortgages.
- The result is an estimate and does not include fees, insurance, overpayments or product-specific rules.
- Use your latest mortgage statement for the balance and remaining term.
- Enter a negative change for a rate decrease, such as -1.25.
Good to know
Mortgage payment estimates use the standard repayment formula with monthly compounding. Real lender quotes can differ because of fees, daily interest methods, rounding and account-specific rules.
This is not financial advice. Use it as a quick planning estimate, then check important figures with your lender or a qualified adviser.
Frequently asked questions
Is this for repayment mortgages only?
Yes. It estimates monthly payments for repayment mortgages where the balance is paid down over the remaining term.
Does this include lender fees or early repayment charges?
No. It only estimates principal and interest payments, so check your lender documents before making decisions.
Why might my lender quote be different?
A lender quote can include fees, payment dates, daily interest, product rules and rounding that this quick estimate does not model.
Is my mortgage information uploaded?
No. The calculation runs in your browser, so the details you enter stay on your device.