Rate Change Calculator
How this calculator works
This calculator illustrates how an interest rate change could affect your monthly mortgage or loan payments, and the total amount you’ll pay over your remaining term.
What you’ll need
You’ll need to know the outstanding balance, repayment type (interest only, capital & interest, part & part), current interest rate and remaining term of your mortgage or loan.
Find out how to see up to date information about your account.
How it works
- Step 1: Enter details of your current mortgage or loan.
- Step 2: Enter your current interest rate and the new interest rate you want to consider.
- Step 3: Check out your results and consider your next steps.
If you have sub-accounts with different terms or interest rates, you’ll need to calculate the payments for each sub-account separately.
Together mortgages – if your mortgage and unsecured loan have different terms or interest rates, or your mortgage isn’t on a repayment (capital & interest basis), you’ll also need to calculate the payments separately.
Please note – this calculator provides results based on assumptions that may not apply to your mortgage. The results are indicative, and you should use them only as a guide to your monthly payments and the total amount you will pay.
Your mortgage or loan
How this calculator works
This calculator illustrates how an interest rate change could affect your monthly mortgage or loan payments, and the total amount you’ll pay over your remaining term.
What you’ll need
You’ll need to know the outstanding balance, repayment type (interest only, capital & interest, part & part), current interest rate and remaining term of your mortgage or loan.
Find out how to see up to date information about your account.
How it works
- Step 1: Enter details of your current mortgage or loan.
- Step 2: Enter your current interest rate and the new interest rate you want to consider.
- Step 3: Check out your results and consider your next steps.
If you have sub-accounts with different terms or interest rates, you’ll need to calculate the payments for each sub-account separately.
Together mortgages – if your mortgage and unsecured loan have different terms or interest rates, or your mortgage isn’t on a repayment (capital & interest) basis, you’ll also need to calculate the payments separately.
Please note – this calculator provides results based on assumptions that may not apply to your mortgage or loan. The results are indicative, and you should use them only as a guide to your monthly payments and the total amount you will pay.
Your results
The table below shows you the estimated impact of the interest rate change on your mortgage or loan.
Please note – this calculator provides results based on assumptions that may not apply to your mortgage or loan. The results are indicative, and you should use them only as a guide to your monthly payments and the total amount you will pay.
Next stepsYour next steps
If the interest rate for your mortgage or loan is changing, you can find out more here. Whether your rate and payments are going up or down, it’s a good idea to plan ahead.
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