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Mortgage Calculators

Switching Calculator

Designed to compare the cost of one mortgage against another over any time period you choose. This calculator will enable you to work out whether or not you can save money by switching lenders.

House Price Calculator

Calculates the value of your home using values recorded by the Halfax since 1982.

Mortgage Payments Calculator

Calculate the cost of a mortgage for any given interest rate, term and loan amount. Works for capital and interest and interest only. Results returned graphically to show how a mortgage balance reduces over the term of the loan.

Maximum Loan Calculator

A calculator to work out how much you might be able to borrow

Affordability Calculator

The FSA is bringing in new test to measure affordability of mortgages. This calculator uses this theme to help you decide if a mortgage is actually affordable taking into account your income and essential expenditure. We also calculate the maximum loan that you ought to consider bearing in mind your income and outgoings.

Buy to Let calculator

Calculate how much you might be able to borrow using a buy to let mortgage

Offset Calculator

Do you have savings earning very little interest? Why not put them to good use and offset them against your mortgage? For example, if you have a £100,000 mortgage and £20,000 savings your interest charges would be like having an £80,000 mortgage. This calculate shows how much interest you could save from offsetting rather than keeping your savings in a seperate account.

ISA Calculator

An ISA is an Individual Savings Account. Use ISA's to save tax efficiently and build up a lump sum used to repay your mortgage in the future. You will pay only interest to the lender and an amount each month into your ISA.

Pension Calculator

Contributions into pensions attract tax relief at your highest rate. From age 55 you can take 25% of a pension as a tax free lump sum. Why not use this lump sum to pay off your mortgage? You will pay only interest to the lender and an amount each month into your pension.