Mortgage Calculators

Buying or refinancing a home is the largest financial decision most people make. These calculators help you estimate the full monthly payment, find a realistic price range and compare loan types before you talk to a lender.

Where to start

If you are early in the process, begin with the mortgage affordability calculator to set a price range, then use the mortgage calculator to test specific homes. Already own? The refinance calculator shows whether a new rate pays back its closing costs.

Government-backed options have their own cost structures: use the FHA loan calculator for mortgage insurance premiums and the VA loan calculator for the funding fee.

What drives a mortgage payment

Loan amount, interest rate and term determine principal and interest. Property taxes, homeowners insurance, HOA dues and mortgage insurance are added on top. Read how to calculate a mortgage payment to see how the pieces fit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which mortgage calculator should I use first?

Start with the affordability calculator to find a price range, then the mortgage calculator to compare specific homes and loan terms.

Do these calculators replace a lender quote?

No. They are planning tools. A Loan Estimate from a lender reflects your exact rate, fees and property.

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