Regular overpayment calculator

Enter your remaining mortgage balance, term, interest rate and planned monthly overpayment to estimate how much interest you could save and how much sooner you could repay your mortgage.

Results are illustrative and may differ from your lender’s calculations.

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Enter your mortgage details to see how monthly overpayments could affect your mortgage.

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A mortgage overpayment calculator estimates how making regular additional payments towards your mortgage could affect the amount of interest you pay and how long it takes to repay the mortgage.

Our calculator also shows your estimated monthly payment with and without the overpayment, alongside the potential reduction in your mortgage term.

The calculator uses your outstanding mortgage balance, remaining term, current interest rate and monthly overpayment amount.

It compares continuing with your normal repayment mortgage against making the additional monthly payment you enter. The estimate assumes your interest rate and monthly overpayment remain unchanged.

Yes. Because the calculator treats your overpayments as additional payments towards the mortgage balance, they can help you repay the mortgage sooner.

The results show the estimated reduction in your mortgage term in years and months. Your lender’s calculations may differ.

Potentially. Reducing your mortgage balance sooner can mean less interest is charged over the remaining mortgage term.

The amount you could save will depend on your mortgage balance, interest rate, remaining term and the amount you overpay.

There can be. Some mortgage products may restrict how much you can overpay without additional charges.

This calculator does not include early repayment charges, fees or lender overpayment limits. Check the terms of your mortgage before making additional payments.

Potentially. Overpaying reduces your existing mortgage balance, while remortgaging could allow you to move to a different mortgage deal.

The most suitable option will depend on your current mortgage, available rates, fees, early repayment charges and personal circumstances. Comparing the overall costs can help you understand your options.

Important information

These results are estimates for general information only and do not constitute personal mortgage advice.

They assume a repayment mortgage, an unchanged interest rate and the same monthly overpayment until the mortgage is repaid. The calculator treats overpayments as reducing the mortgage term.

Fees, early repayment charges and lender overpayment limits are not included. Check your mortgage terms before making overpayments.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.