Mortgage payoff calculator
Compare a mortgage’s remaining payments, extra payments, a lump sum and two biweekly schedules.
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- Use your statement balance and principal-and-interest payment if you have made previous extras. Otherwise you can derive the balance from the original loan and remaining term.
- Choose a plan. For extras, enter monthly, yearly or one-time amounts. By default these start in months 1, 12 and 1. Change the start periods in More options.
- Compare the selected and regular plans, then download the remaining schedule or the comparison CSV.
- This model covers principal and fixed interest. An actual payoff quote can include daily interest, charges and penalties. Confirm the amount with your lender.
Example
Input
400,000 originally for 30 years at 6%. 25 years remain. Add 500 monthly.Expected result
207 months remaining, 122,306.21 interest savedGood to know
The calculation runs in your browser. Use consistent units in fields with no explicit unit.
Calculation method
Original-loan mode assumes all earlier payments followed the original schedule. Monthly interest is balance times the annual rate divided by twelve. The grouped biweekly plan adds half a monthly payment every six months. The 26-payment plan uses half a monthly payment and the annual rate divided by 26.
Calculation mode
Original loan and remaining term
- Original loan amount
- Original term years
- Additional original months
- Annual rate · %
- Remaining years
- Additional remaining months
- Repayment plan · Extra payments / Regular payments / Biweekly, grouped by month / Biweekly, 26 payments per year / Pay principal now
- Extra monthly payment
- Extra yearly payment
- One-time extra payment
- First month for monthly extras
- First month for yearly extras
- Month for one-time payment
Current balance and payment
- Remaining principal
- Monthly payment
- Annual rate · %
- Repayment plan · Extra payments / Regular payments / Biweekly, grouped by month / Biweekly, 26 payments per year / Pay principal now
- Extra monthly payment
- Extra yearly payment
- One-time extra payment
- First month for monthly extras
- First month for yearly extras
- Month for one-time payment