Mortgage Calculator Quick Guide

Published by PropMatch.ukon2 min read
Mortgage Calculator Quick Guide
Mortgage Calculator Quick Guide
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1. Introduction

The Mortgage Calculator helps users estimate their mortgage payments by inputting key details about their loan. It provides a breakdown of monthly payments, total costs, and a year-by-year repayment analysis.


2. How to Use the Calculator

  1. Specify the Mortgage Name – Users can name their mortgage in the "Mortgage Calculator" field to distinguish between different calculations.
  2. Enter Property Details – Input the property price and either the LTV Ratio, Deposit Amount, or Loan Amount. The other values will be calculated automatically.
  3. Enter Mortgage Details – Select the mortgage term, type (Interest Only or Repayment), interest rate type (Fixed, Variable, or Mixed), and any fees.
  4. View Mortgage Payments – Check the estimated fixed and variable monthly payments, total amount paid, and total interest paid.
  5. Analyze Yearly Payments – Review the breakdown of repayments and interest in the Mortgage Payments by Year section.
  6. Specify Multiple Mortgages – Users can perform multiple calculations by clicking the “+” sign at the top. Signing in is required for this feature.
  7. Adjust Inputs to Compare Scenarios – Modify the values to explore different mortgage options.

Mortgage Naming Feature LTV Ratio/Deposit Auto-Calculation Adding Multiple Mortgages (+) Feature


3. Understanding the Results

  • Fixed Monthly Payment – The amount paid during the fixed-rate period.
  • Variable Monthly Payment – The estimated payment after the fixed term, based on the variable rate.
  • Total Paid – The total cost of the mortgage over the term.
  • Total Interest Paid – The interest portion of the total cost.
  • Yearly Breakdown – A detailed table and graph showing how repayments and interest accumulate over time.

Mortgage Payments Summary Yearly Breakdown Table & Graph


4. Conclusion

This calculator helps users estimate mortgage costs quickly and compare different financing options. Adjust inputs to find a mortgage that suits your needs.


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