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Mortgage Payoff Calculator

Use our free calculator to break down your monthly mortgage costs, including escrow, and see how extra payments can reduce your loan term and save you thousands in interest.

Mortgage Payoff Calculator






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Pay Off Your Mortgage Faster — And Save Thousands in Interest

Use This Early Mortgage Payoff Calculator to See What’s Possible

If you’re thinking about paying off your mortgage early, even small extra payments can make a big difference. This free calculator shows how much interest you can save and how much sooner you can become mortgage-free. Just enter your loan amount, interest rate, and any additional principal payments to see real-time results.

Whether you're planning an extra $100 per month or a full biweekly payment plan, this tool helps you visualize your strategy and the savings it creates.

What You’ll Learn from the Mortgage Payoff Calculator

  • Monthly Payment Breakdown: View your total monthly mortgage costs, including principal, interest, taxes, insurance, and HOA fees.
  • Impact of Extra Payments: Learn how small monthly increases can reduce your loan term by years — and save thousands in interest.
  • Income Ratio Insight: See what percent of your income is going toward your mortgage to keep within budgeting guidelines.
  • Custom Payoff Scenarios: Compare payment strategies to find what works best for your goals and budget.

Understand Your Mortgage and How It Works

Before making changes, it's important to understand your current mortgage. Your loan amount is what you borrowed to buy your home. Your monthly payment includes not just principal and interest, but often property taxes, insurance, and other fees. Review your mortgage documents or account dashboard to confirm your numbers. Then plug them into the calculator to explore payoff options.

How Interest Rate and Loan Term Affect Your Payoff

The two biggest factors in your mortgage cost are your interest rate and loan term. A lower rate reduces how much interest you’ll pay overall. A shorter loan term increases monthly payments but cuts the total interest dramatically. This calculator helps you see how adjusting these variables — or refinancing — changes your payoff timeline.

Top Strategies to Pay Off Your Mortgage Early

  1. Make Extra Principal Payments: Add a little more each month or make occasional lump sum payments. Every extra dollar goes straight toward your loan balance.
  2. Switch to Biweekly Payments: Instead of 12 monthly payments, make 26 half-payments each year. This small shift results in one full extra payment annually.
  3. Refinance to a Lower Rate or Shorter Term: If rates have dropped or your financial situation has improved, refinancing could reduce your cost and help you pay off faster.
  4. Cut Expenses and Redirect Funds: Even modest changes in spending can free up money to put toward your mortgage.

How to Use the Calculator

Enter your original loan details, current monthly payment, and any planned extra payments. The calculator will show your estimated payoff date, total interest savings, and a breakdown of monthly costs. You can test different scenarios — like adding $100/month or switching to biweekly payments — and instantly see the results.

Important Notes on Prepayment and Refinancing

  • Watch for Prepayment Penalties: Some lenders charge fees if you pay off your mortgage early. Review your loan agreement or ask your lender.
  • Factor in Refinancing Costs: Closing costs, appraisal fees, and other expenses can add up. Make sure the long-term savings outweigh these upfront costs.

Ready to take control of your mortgage? Use the calculator now to create a plan that saves you time and money — and gets you closer to financial freedom.

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