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Rates reviewed April 2026 · Indicative market examples only, not a personal quote or offer.
Your actual rate depends on your circumstances and lender criteria.

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ESTIMATED LOAN AMOUNT £450,000
MAX LTV 95%
£50k £500k £1M £1.5M £2M
MONTHLY ESTIMATE £2,388 Example based on £450,000 property, £90,000 deposit (20%), 25-year term. Adjust below for your figures.
TOTAL INTEREST £266,520 Calculated over a standard 25-year term. Lender fees and charges not included — see your full quote.
AIP TURNAROUND 24–48 hrs Typical time to receive an Agreement in Principle — full mortgage timelines vary.

Loan Parameters

£450,000
£90,000 20% of value
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Rates reviewed April 2026 — indicative market examples, not a personal quote. Your rate depends on your circumstances and lender criteria.

Estimated Monthly Payment

Total Repayment

£1,952

Payment Breakdown

Principal: £1,269
Interest: £683
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Mortgage Term Comparison

Compare how your mortgage term affects your monthly payments and the total interest you'll pay over time for a £360,000 loan at 4.25% APR.

Mortgage TermMonthly RepaymentTotal Interest PayableTotal Amount Paid

Note: A longer mortgage term reduces your monthly commitment but significantly increases the total interest you will pay back to the lender. Shortening your term by even 5 years can save you tens of thousands of pounds.

Accurate Data

Our calculations use standard UK mortgage amortisation formulas to give you a reliable estimate.

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Submit your details after calculating and Karl will typically confirm an Agreement in Principle within 24 hours, subject to lender review and your individual circumstances.

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How it works

Our mortgage calculator uses the standard annuity formula to calculate your monthly capital and interest repayments. By inputting your property price and deposit, we determine the principal loan amount. We then factor in the interest rate and term to show you the true cost of borrowing.

"Transparency is at the heart of what we do. Use this tool as a starting point, then let's talk about how to optimise these numbers for your specific situation."

— Karl, Principal Broker

Factors affecting your mortgage

Interest Rates

Even a 0.5% difference can save you thousands over the life of your mortgage. We search across the whole of market to find rates that are right for your circumstances.

*Whole of market refers to our panel of 100+ lenders, including specialist adverse credit providers not available on comparison sites.

Deposit Size

A larger deposit usually unlocks lower interest rates (LTV brackets). Aiming for 10%, 15% or 25% often triggers significant rate drops.

Credit History

Your credit score impacts the lender's risk assessment. If you have CCJs or defaults, visit our Bad Credit Service for specialised advice.

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DISCLAIMER: These calculations are for illustrative purposes only and do not constitute a formal mortgage offer or financial advice. Monthly repayment figures are estimates based on the information provided and may vary depending on the lender's criteria, actual interest rates, and fees. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.