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Mortgage overpayment calculator UK

Estimate mortgage interest saved and months cut from the term with extra monthly repayments. Compare a fixed-rate repayment mortgage with and without overpayments.

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Estimated interest saved

£21,141.79
New monthly payment£1,211.66
Months saved42 months
New repayment time258 months
Interest with overpayment£112,357.69

Assumes monthly interest, unchanged rate and regular payment, and overpayments used to shorten the term. No fees, overpayment limits or early repayment charges. Final payment is capped at the remaining balance plus interest.

How the mortgage overpayment calculator uk works

Simulate each month with and without the extra payment; compare total interest and months to repayment.

Data basis: mathematical formula using your inputs. Example prices and rates are illustrative, not current market quotes.

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Worked example: mortgage overpayments

This illustration uses the calculator’s example inputs. It is not a quote or a recommended financial decision.

Outstanding mortgage (£)
200,000
Nominal annual interest (%)
4.5
Years
25
Extra monthly payment (£)
100

Estimated interest saved: £21,141.79

Simulate each month with and without the extra payment; compare total interest and months to repayment.

Mortgage overpayments: questions answered

Does this calculator include early repayment charges?

No. It assumes the extra payments are permitted without charges and shorten the term. Check your lender’s overpayment allowance, fees and repayment rules before using the estimate to plan a payment.

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