Mortgage Payment Calculator

Understanding how much your mortgage will actually cost each month is one of the most important steps when buying a home, remortgaging, or planning your finances long term.

This UK mortgage payment calculator helps you estimate your monthly mortgage repayments, total interest paid, and overall cost of your mortgage — using a few simple inputs.

It’s designed to give you clarity before speaking to a lender or broker, so you can plan with confidence.

What This Mortgage Calculator Does

This tool estimates your monthly mortgage payment based on standard UK repayment mortgage calculations.

By entering your property price, deposit, interest rate, and mortgage term, you can see:

It’s a practical way to sense-check affordability and understand how different rates, deposits, and terms affect your payments.

How the Mortgage Payment Is Calculated

The calculator uses a standard repayment mortgage amortisation formula, which assumes:

This mirrors how most UK repayment mortgages work and gives a realistic estimate for planning purposes.

What Inputs You’ll Need

To use the calculator, you’ll enter:

From this, the calculator automatically works out:

These figures are important because LTV often affects the interest rates lenders offer.

Why Monthly Payments Matter More Than You Think

Many people focus on the house price but underestimate how much interest and time impact the real cost of a mortgage.

Even small changes in:

can significantly change your monthly payment and total interest paid.

Using a mortgage calculator early helps you:

Is This Mortgage Calculator Accurate?

This calculator provides estimates, not personalised mortgage offers.

Actual mortgage payments may differ depending on:

It’s best used as a planning tool, alongside advice from a qualified mortgage adviser or lender.

Use the Mortgage Calculator Below

Enter your details below to estimate your monthly mortgage payment and see the long-term cost of your mortgage.

Adjust the numbers to explore different scenarios and understand what works best for your finances.