Mortgage Calculator

Calculate your monthly mortgage payment, total interest, total cost, and a full payment breakdown with our free mortgage calculator.

How to use this mortgage calculator

This mortgage calculator helps you estimate your monthly mortgage payment based on your home price, down payment, interest rate, and loan term. You can also include annual property taxes and home insurance to get a more realistic monthly housing cost.

To use the calculator, enter the property price, your down payment amount, the annual mortgage interest rate, and the loan term in years. Then add estimated yearly property taxes and insurance if you want a more complete result. Click the button and the tool will instantly show your payment breakdown.

Mortgage payment example

For example, if you buy a home for $400,000, make a $80,000 down payment, choose a 30-year loan, and get an interest rate of 4.25%, your loan amount would be $320,000. Your monthly principal and interest payment would be calculated automatically, and if you add taxes and insurance, you will see a more realistic total monthly cost.

What affects your mortgage payment?

The biggest factors are the loan amount, interest rate, and loan term. A larger down payment lowers the loan amount, while a lower interest rate can significantly reduce the total amount paid over time. Property taxes and insurance also increase your monthly housing cost, so it is important to include them when planning your budget.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is a mortgage payment calculated?

A mortgage payment is based on the loan amount, interest rate, and loan term. Taxes and insurance may also be added to estimate the full monthly cost.

Does this calculator include taxes and insurance?

Yes. You can optionally enter annual property taxes and home insurance to get a more complete monthly payment estimate.

Can I use this calculator for any country?

Yes. This mortgage calculator works for general estimates in any country as long as you enter the correct amounts and interest rate.

Why is my total monthly cost higher than principal and interest?

Your total monthly cost may be higher because property taxes and insurance are included in the estimate.

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