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Here, you’ll find a range of mortgage calculators that can crunch the vital numbers for all of your home finance requirements.
From mortgage repayments and affordability calculations to equity release and bridging loan estimates, select the calculator you need from the list below to get started.
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Mortgage Repayment Calculator
This calculator can tell you how much your mortgage will cost each month and overall, based on the loan amount, interest rate and term length.
Monthly Repayments:
Total amount paid at end of term:
Get started with an expert broker to find out how much they could help you save on your mortgage repayments.
Debt to Income Ratio Calculator
This calculator allows you to work out your debt-to-income ratio and will tell you whether mortgage lenders will class it as low, medium or high risk.
Your Debt to Income Ratio is %
Good news! Most mortgage lenders will class your debt-to-income ratio as low. You’re unlikely to be declined for a mortgage based on your outgoings, but speaking to a mortgage broker before applying is still recommended as they can improve your chances of getting the best deal.
Most mortgage lenders will class your debt-to-income ratio as moderate, which means some of them might view your application with caution. Some lenders are much more strict than others when it comes to affordability and debt, so it’s important for you to find a lender who’s more lenient. You should speak to a mortgage broker before you apply to ensure you’re matched with a lender whose criteria you fit.
Most mortgage lenders will class your debt-to-income ratio as high. But that’s where we can help! With so much of your monthly income going towards debt repayments, you could struggle to get approved for a mortgage without the help of a mortgage broker. We can help you find a lender who’s more lenient on debt and affordability, and could still secure a mortgage approval.
Mortgage Affordability Calculator
Use this calculator to work out how much you could potentially borrow on a mortgage based on the typical salary multiples that most UK lenders use.
You could borrow up to
Most lenders would consider letting you borrow
This is based on 4.5 times your household income, the standard calculation used by the majority of mortgage providers. To borrow more than this, you will need to use a mortgage broker to access specialist lenders.
Some lenders would consider letting you borrow
This is based on 5 times your household income, a salary multiple you might struggle to qualify for without the help of a broker. This income multiple is not widely available to customers who are applying directly with a lender.
A minority of lenders would consider letting you borrow
This is based on 6 times your household income, a salary multiple you will struggle to get without a broker. Six-times salary mortgages are usually only available under very specific circumstances.
Get Started with an expert broker to find out exactly how much you could borrow.
Mortgage Difference Calculator
This calculator can give you an idea of how much your mortgage rate is likely to rise or fall by following the Bank of England’s latest base rates change.
We estimate your current monthly repayments are
At this rate, your payments could change by…
Speak to an experienced broker to help find you the best mortgage solution for your current circumstances.
Equity Release Calculator
Try this calculator to work out how much capital you could unlock from your home through equity release, based on your age and the market value of the property.
Maximum Equity you could release:
The amount is of your homes value, the maximum most borrowers your age can release.
Get Started with an Equity Release Specialist and find out exactly how much you could release.
Bridging Loan Calculator
You can use our bridging loan calculator to work out your LTV ratio and get an idea of how much your finance will cost each month as well as how much interest you’ll pay overall.
Loan-to-value:
Total monthly payment:
Total interest:
Now that you have a clearer idea of how much your loan will cost, you should speak to a bridging finance broker to explore all of your options and boost your chances of getting the best deal possible.
Self Employed Calculator
This mortgage calculator allows self-employed people to work out their maximum mortgage borrowing based on their trading style, income type and other key variables.
You could borrow up to
Most lenders would consider letting you borrow
This is based on 4.5 times your net profit or the total income declared. To borrow more than this, you will need to speak to a mortgage broker who specialises in self-employed borrowers
This is based on 4.5 times your share of the partnership's net profit or total income declared. To borrow more than this, you will need to speak to a broker who specialises in self-employed borrowers
This is based on 4.5 times your share of the net profit/salary plus dividends, or total income declared. To borrow more than this, you will need to speak to a broker who specialises in self-employed borrowers.
This is based on 4.5 times your income. To borrow more than this, you will need to speak to a broker who specialises in self-employed borrowers.
Some lenders would consider letting you borrow
This is based on 5 times your net profit or your total income recieved. This income multiple is often unavailable to borrowers who aren't applying through a mortgage broker.
This is based on 5 times your share of the partnership's net profit or your total income recieved. This income multiple is often unavailable to borrowers who aren't applying through a mortgage broker.
This is based on 5 times your share of the net profit/salary plus dividends, or your total income recieved. This income multiple is often unavailable to borrowers who aren't applying through a mortgage broker.
This is based on 5 times your income. This income multiple is often unavailable to borrowers who aren't applying through a mortgage broker.
A minority of lenders would consider letting you borrow
This is based on 6 times your net profit or the total income declared. This income multiple is only available under specific circumstances and is usually only accessible via a broker.
This is based on 6 times your shares of the net profit or total income declared. This income multiple is only available under specific circumstances and is usually only accessible via a broker.
This is based on 6 times your share of the net profit/salary plus dividends, or total income declared. This income multiple is only available under specific circumstances and is usually only accessible via a broker.
This is based on 6 times your income. This income multiple is only available under specific circumstances and is usually only accessible via a broker.
Now that you have a rough idea of your maximum borrowing, get in touch to speak to a mortgage broker who can provide bespoke calculations and access to the best rates and deals.
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Calculators are great, but they don't tell you everything you need to know. If you'd prefer an expert advisor to help, fill this out!
What is a mortgage calculator?
A mortgage calculator is a category of online tools that you would generally use for one of two purposes: working out monthly repayments or calculating your affordability.
There are standalone calculators on our site for mortgage affordability and mortgage repayments, but these aren’t the only ones available.
Other types of mortgage calculator include…
- Buy-to-let mortgage calculators: For working out your affordability and repayments based on projected rental income.
- Loan-to-value calculators: For working out your LTV ratio
- Self-employed mortgage calculators: These show maximum borrowing for various types of self-employed traders, such as contractors, company directors and more.
- Remortgage calculators: For working out what kind of remortgage deal you can get and how much equity you can potentially release, if you wish to.
You’ll also find calculators for specialist types of finance, including bridging loans, equity release and offset mortgages.
How do they work?
Each of our mortgage calculators works differently depending on which of these tools you’re using, but you’ll find easy-to-follow instructions built into the calculators themselves. Each one requires no more than a few personal details to crunch the numbers you need.
In terms how our two main calculators determine your results, our mortgage affordability calculator takes your salary and multiplies it by the three most common income multiples that mortgage lenders use to determine maximum borrowing: 4.5, 5 and 6, and displays results for each one so you can compare how much you could potentially borrow across the market.
Our mortgage repayments calculator takes your loan amount, interest rate and term length and works out how much you will pay each month based on these factors. It returns results for a capital repayment mortgage by default but you can change this to interest-only for comparison.
The other calculators you will find on our site work similarly, with any notable differences and specifics clearly explained in the copy within the tools themselves.
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Why use a mortgage calculator?
They can be really useful as a starting point if you’re planning to apply for a mortgage, a remortgage or take out another type of finance that our calculators cover.
With a mortgage affordability calculator, you can get a rough idea of the maximum amount you could potentially borrow as well as the number of lenders you’ll have to choose from. For example, if you need to take out a mortgage worth more than 5 times your salary, you will know that your options might be limited to the kind of niche lenders you’d need a broker to find.
Knowing that your mortgage is affordable can also give you peace of mind and a clearer idea of what you need when the time comes to prepare your application.
Similarly, using a mortgage repayments calculator can give you a firm idea what your budget will be once you have your mortgage, as well as how that might vary depending on what interest rate you secure and term length you choose. Some borrowers might also find it useful to compare what their mortgage will look like on an interest-only agreement vs. a repayment one.
Are there any limitations you should know about?
The only limitations of a mortgage calculator is that they can only give you a rough idea of your mortgage repayments, affordability and other variables.
With mortgage repayments, for instance, you might be unsure what kind of interest rate you will qualify for or what term length your lender will agree to. Similarly, there’s no guarantee that you will qualify for the income multiple you need when undergoing an affordability assessment.
The numbers a mortgage calculator returns are not bespoke to you, but that doesn’t mean they are of no value at all. Using one of our calculators is a good starting point on your journey, but we always recommended taking professional advice after you’ve crunched your numbers.
Get bespoke calculations from a mortgage broker
The best way to get fully-accurate mortgage calculations that are bespoke to you is by using our matching service to be paired with your ideal mortgage broker.
Not only will they be able to provide you with personalised figures for your affordability and repayments, they can add context to these numbers by introducing you to the mortgage lender who is best placed to offer you the mortgage you need with the best possible rate.
Call 0808 189 2301 or make an enquiry and we’ll match you with a mortgage broker for a free, no-obligation chat and bespoke mortgage calculations today.
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FAQs
On a residential mortgage, the maximum amount would usually be 4.5 times your annual salary, although some lenders might stretch to 5 or 6 times your income.
The higher income multiples are typically reserved for borrowers with strong applications, which typically means a large deposit and stable income. Some lenders reserve their 6-times-salary mortgages for people in high-earning professions, such as doctors and lawyers.
This is usually based on the property’s projected rental income. To pass an affordability assessment for a buy-to-let mortgage, most lenders expected the forecast rental income to exceed the mortgage payments by 125% to 145%.
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