Revolution Brokers Mortgage Repayment Calculator
Working out how much your mortgage repayments will be each month can seem complicated! Use our Mortgage Repayment Calculator to make it simple to understand and compare costs
About your mortgage
Based on your details, your monthly mortgage repayment could be:
£0This calculator is an estimation of how much you may have to repay each month. If you’re ready to take out a mortgage, speak to a Revolution brokers to see what options are available.
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Revolution Brokers Mortgage Repayment Calculator
Working out how much your mortgage repayments will be each month can seem complicated! Use our Mortgage Repayment Calculator to make it simple to understand and compare costs.
Our calculator works for:
Using the mortgage repayment calculator
To calculate how much your mortgage will cost per month, let us know what amount you wish to borrow, for how long, and what interest rate you have been quoted or are expecting to pay.
The tool can also help calculate the monthly costs of an interest-only mortgage. However, it is worth noting that this type of mortgage is unusual for first-time buyers.
How to use a mortgage calculator without knowing the interest rate?
You might not yet be sure what sort of mortgage to apply for, so our repayment calculator can help you to compare different rates.
We provide three example interest rates to use if you aren't sure what rate you might be paying. These example rates are typical interest charges for fixed-terms of two, three and five years.
The length of your mortgage term makes a massive difference to your repayments! For example, a mortgage that spans 25 or even 40+ years will be much cheaper per month, but in the long term will cost significantly more.
Comparing interest-only vs. repayment mortgages
As you may know, there are two main categories of mortgage - these are interest only, and repayment.
Most first-time buyers are more likely to secure a repayment mortgage unless you have the backing of another asset to leverage against your purchase.
Repayment mortgages mean:
Interest-only mortgages mean:
Our mortgage repayment calculator can help you compare both types of mortgage, and understand what the long term costs are likely to be.
Calculating buy-to-let mortgage payments
Landlords tend to use buy-to-let mortgages as the most efficient way to purchase investment properties to let out. Buy-to-let mortgages are interest-only and keep the monthly cost down.
However, there needs to be some sort of repayment vehicle - a plan in place - to be able to repay the original loan value at the end of the mortgage term.
The plan to repay often means selling the property, or another investment property, to raise funds to repay the lending. It could also rely on a different sort of asset, such as an investment.
Our Revolution repayment calculator can be used to help calculate your monthly costs - however, if you are using our example rates bear in mind that buy-to-let mortgages typically charge a higher rate of interest than a residential mortgage.
Understanding your monthly mortgage payments
The below table is indicative of what you might expect to pay per month on a mortgage with a fixed rate of interest for the first two years.
These calculations use an 85% loan-to-value ratio (LTV), which means paying a 15% deposit and borrowing through a mortgage for the remaining 85% cost.
Amount borrowed |
Example interest % |
Length of mortgage term |
Monthly repayment |
£100k |
1.7% |
25 years |
£409 |
£150k |
1.7% |
25 years |
£614 |
£200k |
1.7% |
25 years |
£819 |
£250k |
1.7% |
25 years |
£1,024 |
£300k |
1.7% |
25 years |
£1,228 |
£350k |
1.7% |
25 years |
£1,443 |
£400k |
1.7% |
25 years |
£1,638 |
What is mortgage payment protection?
Mortgage payment protection insurance (MPPI) is a type of insurance coverage that will provide for the cost of your monthly mortgage repayments if you become unwell, or are unable to pay your mortgage due to unemployment.
Most MPPI policies will cover your mortgage payments for up to two years.
It is always worth speaking to a specialist mortgage broker or advisor if you would like to take out MPPI. There are multiple products on the market with different pros and cons, and alternative insurances such as income protection insurance that might be more suitable for your circumstances.
If you would like professional support understanding your mortgage costs, comparing products, or advice about the best type of insurance for your needs, give Revolution Brokers a call on 0330 304 3040.
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FCA disclaimer
The content included in our articles, blogs, web pages and news publications is based on information accurate at the time of writing. Note that policies and criteria can change regularly throughout the UK mortgage lending market, and it remains essential to contact the consultation team to receive up to date guidance. The information included on the Revolution Brokers site is not bespoke to any circumstances or individual application scenarios and therefore is not intended to be used as financial advice. The content we share is designed to be informative and helpful but cannot be relied upon to provide individual advice relevant to your mortgage requirements. All Revolution team members are fully qualified, trained and experienced to provide mortgage advice of an independent nature.
We collaborate with lenders and providers who are regulated, authorised and registered with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Should you require specific mortgage borrowing types, some products such as buy to let mortgages may not be FCA regulated. The Revolution team can provide further information about regulated and unregulated lending as required. Please remember that a mortgage is a debt which is secured against your home or property. Your home can be at risk of repossession if you do not keep up with the repayments or encounter any other difficulties in managing your mortgage borrowing responsibly. This also applies to any remortgage or home loan secured against your property, including equity release products.