Loan repayment calculator

Repayments, total interest and the effect of a 0.25-point rate change, from your own loan details.

A $600,000 principal-and-interest loan over 30 years at an example rate of 6.00% has monthly repayments of about $3,597. Each 0.25 percentage point rise in the rate adds about $97 a month. Enter your own loan below; the rate shown is an example, not a market rate.

Repayment per month

$3,597

$43,168 a year

Total interest over the term
$695,031
Total paid
$1,295,031
Amount owed at the end of each year
  • Regular repayments
  • With extra repayment
$0$200k$400k$600k$800k051015202530Years$3$0
Show the numbers as a table
YearsRegular repaymentsWith extra repayment
0$600,000$600,000
3$576,505$568,637
6$548,388$531,106
9$514,741$486,193
12$474,477$432,447
15$426,294$368,130
18$368,634$291,163
21$299,633$199,058
24$217,062$88,838
27$118,250$0
30$3$0
Total repaid over the loan
  • Principal: $600,000 (46.3%)
  • Interest: $695,031 (53.7%)
Principal: $600,000 (46.3%)Interest: $695,031 (53.7%)
Show the numbers as a table
PartAmountShare
Principal$600,00046.3%
Interest$695,03153.7%

At a glance

If the rate rises 0.25 points

+$97

per repayment

If the rate falls 0.25 points

−$96

per repayment

With the extra repayment

3.9 years sooner

$106,693 less interest

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