Mortgage Overpayment Calculator

See how regular or lump-sum overpayments on a repayment mortgage could reduce interest and shorten your term.

Your mortgage

Assumes a standard repayment mortgage with overpayments applied after each monthly payment. Does not model early repayment charges, annual overpayment limits, or offset accounts.

Estimate upfront purchase tax with the Stamp Duty Calculator (SDLT, LBTT and LTT for England, Scotland and Wales).

Interest saved

Time saved

Total cost saved

Comparison

Standard With overpayment Saving

Balance remaining

Total interest paid

Interest paid per year

Annual interest declines as your balance falls. Overpayments reduce interest each year and shorten the schedule.

How this calculator works

It models a repayment mortgage with optional monthly or one-off overpayments. Interest is calculated on the reducing balance; charts compare total interest and term with and without overpayments.

Who this is for

UK homeowners weighing whether extra payments are worthwhile. Budget purchase costs with the stamp duty calculator before committing to a property price.

Assumptions

Fixed interest rate, no lender fees, ERCs or annual overpayment caps. Your lender’s payment may differ slightly from the calculated standard payment.

Frequently asked questions

How much can I save by overpaying my mortgage?

Overpayments cut interest and may shorten the term. The comparison tiles show interest saved and months gained.

Should I overpay my mortgage or save instead?

Overpaying earns your mortgage rate but reduces flexibility. Keep an emergency fund before large overpayments.

Does this include lender overpayment limits?

No. Check your mortgage terms — fixed-rate deals often cap annual overpayments without fees.

How does stamp duty relate to my mortgage?

Stamp duty is paid upfront on purchase. Use the stamp duty calculator when planning deposit and buying costs.

Important: Figures are indicative estimates based on the information you enter. Lender rules, fees, and rate changes are not modelled. This tool is for planning and illustration only and does not constitute regulated financial, tax or investment advice.