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Why use mortgage calculators?

Because a mortgage loan is not a responsibility you should take lightly, or a decision you should rush into. Because meeting and collaborating with mortgage lenders should only be done after you gain an understanding of the process yourself. And because with mortgage calculators, you can enter a variety of factors and see how they work together in formulating your projected monthly payment. Consider the following points:

   Your mortgage rate. The #1 influence on your loan will be the interest rate you secure. Even a slight mortgage interest rate percentage change (fractions of a point) could mean thousands of dollars saved down the road.

   Down payment size. Enter various lump sums into the mortgage calculators and see how your monthly payments are altered. Paying more now could save you more in time. Most realtors require 5-10 percent down, but you can pay more if you like.

   Fixed-rate versus adjustable-rate loans. These differing mortgage types impact your loan drastically, because one guarantees the same rate throughout and the other does not.

   The overall size of your loan. Mortgage rates could be really low, but certain homes might be plain out of reach for you at this point in your financial life. Utilize the mortgage calculator to find out approximately how much house you can afford.


In today's mortgage market, however, math takes on added meaning for everyone. The phrase "mortgage market math" is alliterative to the point of being annoying, but still includes more than a little truth. A home mortgage is the biggest investment you will ever make. Why treat it with anything less than the utmost importance?

The factors involved in determining the amount of your first mortgage are manifold, and should be deliberated carefully. With our easy and free mortgage calculator, you can experiment with all the variables involved and give yourself an idea of what you can and cannot afford. It's a great - and cheap (and easy) - way to get started!

Enter Loan Information:

Amount of the loan (any currency)

Annual percentage rate of interest

Repayment period in years

Annual Tax

Annual Insurance


Payment Information:

Monthly Prin + Int

Monthly Tax

Monthly Ins

Total Payment
Does not include Taxes and Insurance portion.
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