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Mortgage Amortisation Calculator

Our amortisation calculator breakdowns your monthly mortgage repayments into a simple, flexible, and printable amortisation report.
Updated 8 December 2024
Our Calculator Makes The Numbers Clear:
  • When you take out a mortgage, it is amortised over a fixed number of years in equal installments. Part of each payment goes toward the loan principal, and part goes toward interest.
  • With mortgage amortisation, the amount going toward principal starts out small, and gradually grows larger month by month. Meanwhile, the amount going toward interest declines month by month for fixed-rate loans.

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Our amortisation calculator shows exactly how much money you pay in principal and interest over time.

Simply insert:
  1. Your Loan Amount (current mortgage balance), and
  2. The Term (how many years your mortgage is for), and
  3. The Interest Rate you pay, and
  4. The Start Date of your loan
Amortisation Calculator
Loan Amount
$
Term
Years
Interest Rate
%
Start Date
Calculate
464.84
Monthly Payment
Over 120 Payments
Total Interest
Pay-off Date
Amortisation Schedule
Yearly Amortisation
Monthly Amortisation
Click to set custom HTML
Important: Our calculations are based on the assumption that you make the same fixed mortgage repayment for the entire repayment period, the interest rate does not increase or decrease, you don't miss any repayment deadlines, overpay or underpay. 

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