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Extra Mortgage Payment Calculator

See how making extra monthly mortgage payments could reduce your payoff time and the total interest you pay.

Enter your current mortgage balance, interest rate, remaining term and the amount you plan to pay extra each month in the white box. The calculator compares your normal repayment schedule with the accelerated repayment schedule in the blue box, including the time and interest you could save.

Money
Normal monthly payment $0
New monthly payment $0
Total interest with extra payments $0
Time
Original payoff time —
New payoff time —
Time saved —
Interest saved $0

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How extra mortgage payments can help

Making additional payments toward your mortgage principal can reduce the amount of interest charged over the life of the loan and may allow you to pay off your mortgage earlier.

This calculator provides estimates only. Your actual mortgage terms, payment schedule and lender rules may affect the results.

How do extra mortgage payments save interest?

Additional payments applied to mortgage principal reduce the balance on which future interest is calculated. For example, paying an extra $100 per month means $1,200 of additional principal payments over a year, assuming your lender applies them directly to principal. The resulting interest savings depend on the remaining balance, rate and loan term. Check for prepayment limits or penalties.