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Mortgage early payoff calculator

Find out how extra principal payments could help you own your home sooner and reduce the interest paid over the life of the loan.

Your loan details

Use estimates to plan your next move.

This calculator provides an estimate. Your lender may use different fees, payment timing, and rounding.

Your estimate

21 years, 9 months

Estimated payoff with extra payment

Monthly payment

$2,512.24

Interest paid

$305,694.14

Interest saved

$142,923.81

8 years, 4 months sooner than the regular schedule

A faster path to mortgage freedom

Extra payments can have an outsized effect early in a mortgage because each dollar reduces the balance used to calculate future interest. Run a few scenarios, then check your lender's payment rules before changing your plan.

Try a small extra

Even a consistent amount can change the payoff timeline.

Compare the interest

Separate principal reduction from the money you keep.

Protect cash flow

Keep an emergency fund before accelerating debt.

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Frequently asked questions

How much can extra mortgage payments save?

It depends on your balance, interest rate, remaining term, and payment size. Extra principal generally reduces future interest because the balance falls faster.

Should I pay off my mortgage early or invest?

That decision depends on your rate, risk tolerance, tax situation, liquidity needs, and other goals. Compare a guaranteed interest saving with your expected investment return.

Can I make extra principal payments?

Many mortgages allow additional principal payments, but check your loan terms for prepayment rules and make sure your servicer applies the extra amount to principal.