Mortgage Payoff Calculator

See how extra payments can help you pay off your mortgage faster and save on interest.

Extra payments

Time saved

5 years 6 months

New payoff date Jul 2045

Interest saved

$64,928

Base payment

$1,688

Comparison

Original payoff

Jan 2051

Total interest

$256,405

With extra payments

Jul 2045

Total interest

$191,477

Balance over time

270.459,477202.844,608135.229,73967.614,8690
Original schedule
With extra payments

Payment schedule

MonthPaymentPrincipalBalance
1$1,888$534$249,466
13$1,888$570$242,830
25$1,888$608$235,749
37$1,888$648$228,194
49$1,888$692$220,133
61$1,888$738$211,532
73$1,888$788$202,356
85$1,888$840$192,564
97$1,888$897$182,117
109$1,888$957$170,970
121$1,888$1,021$159,077
133$1,888$1,089$146,387
145$1,888$1,162$132,847
157$1,888$1,240$118,401
169$1,888$1,323$102,987
181$1,888$1,412$86,541
193$1,888$1,506$68,993
205$1,888$1,607$50,270
217$1,888$1,715$30,293
229$1,888$1,829$8,978
234$1,888$1,561$0

Benefits of extra payments

Making extra payments reduces your principal faster, which means less interest accrues. Even small additional amounts can save thousands in interest and years off your loan.

Payment strategies

Bi-weekly payments (26 half-payments per year = 13 full payments), round up payments, apply windfalls (bonuses, tax refunds), or make one extra payment per year.

Things to consider

Check for prepayment penalties, ensure extra payments go to principal, consider if higher-interest debt should be paid first, and maintain an emergency fund before aggressive payoff.