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The estimate compares a standard repayment schedule with one that adds a fixed monthly overpayment.
See how extra repayments reduce your interest and shorten your loan term.
Enter any monthly overpayment to see the interest saved and time off your term.
Results are based on a standard fixed-rate amortisation formula. They do not account for variable rates, fees, or lender restrictions. Currency selection labels amounts only and does not use exchange rates.
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Calculators are most useful when their assumptions are clear. Review these details to better understand the logic behind the results.
The estimate compares a standard repayment schedule with one that adds a fixed monthly overpayment.
Enter the mortgage principal, rate, term, and extra monthly amount, then compare time and interest saved.
Interest saved and months shortened describe the difference between the two modeled schedules.
An extra $100 each month can shorten a long mortgage and reduce modeled interest.
Actual lender rules, overpayment caps, fees, and variable rates can change the outcome; this is not financial advice.
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