Paying More Principal on Mortgage Calculator

This **paying more principal on mortgage calculator** helps you evaluate precisely how accelerating your principal payments—through extra monthly amounts, annual lump sums, or bi-weekly schedules—can minimize the total interest paid and significantly reduce your mortgage term.

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Calculate Payoff Based on Original Loan Terms

Use this calculator if you know the details of your original mortgage, and want to evaluate the impact of extra payments moving forward.

Original loan amount
Original loan term years
Annual Interest Rate
Remaining term (months elapsed) years
months
Repayment Options:

per month
per year
one time

 

Payoff Savings Summary (Example)

Based on the inputs (Loan $300,000, 30 years, 6.5%, 5 years elapsed, extra $200/month), here is how paying more principal impacts your loan:

Interest Savings
$39,871
Time Savings
4 years and 7 months
Original Total Interest: $225,500
With Extra Payments: $185,629
Pay **17.7%** less interest.
Original Remaining Term: 25 yrs
New Payoff Term: 20 yrs, 5 mos
Payoff **18.3%** faster.

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Calculate Payoff Based on Remaining Balance

Use this tool if you only know your current unpaid principal balance, existing monthly payment, and interest rate from your latest mortgage statement.

Unpaid principal balance
Current Monthly Payment
Annual Interest Rate
Extra Payment Option:

per month
per year
one time

 

Payoff Savings Summary (Example 2)

If your unpaid balance is $250,000 with a monthly payment of $1,600 and a 6.0% rate, here is how an extra $300/month affects your loan:

Interest Savings
$37,800
Time Savings
6 years and 1 month
Original Total Interest: $109,240
With Extra Payments: $71,440
Pay **34.6%** less interest.
Original Term: 24 yrs, 2 mos
New Payoff Term: 18 yrs, 1 mo
Payoff **25.3%** faster.

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Visualizing the Impact of Paying More Principal

Loan Balance Over Time Comparison