Mortgage Calculator

Your monthly payment, what the loan really costs, and what a little extra each month does to both.

The home

$
$

20% of the price

The loan

Paying extra

$

On top of the normal payment. Leave 0 to see the plain loan.

Your mortgage

$2,023 a month for 30 years.

Monthly payment
$2,023
Loan amount
$320,000
Price minus down payment
Total interest
$408,142
Over the life of the loan
Paid off in
30 years

What you still owe over time

The balance each year. With an extra payment the line reaches zero sooner.

How it's calculated

The monthly payment is the standard level-payment formula: the same amount every month, part interest and part principal, sized so the loan is gone exactly at the end of the term. Early on most of it is interest; later most of it is principal.

Total interest is everything you pay beyond the amount borrowed. Taxes, insurance and fees are not included, so your real monthly bill will be higher.

An extra payment goes straight to principal. Because next month's interest is charged on a smaller balance, a modest extra amount removes years from the end of the loan, which is where the interest-heavy payments would have been.

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