UK mortgage calculators

Mortgage calculators.
Plan your next move.

Explore monthly payments, plan your deposit or compare a change of deal. Choose a tool, then use the result to ask better questions.

Planning estimates. No live mortgage rates or approval decision.

What would you like to work out?

Start with the question you need answered. Check the inputs and assumptions in each tool before relying on the result.

7 planning tools

Monthly payments & remortgaging

Explore the payment, then the wider budget.

What might I pay each month?

Mortgage repayment calculator

Explore monthly payments using a loan amount, rate and term you choose. Compare repayment, interest-only and part-and-part borrowing.

Have readyLoan amount · rate · term

Estimate my monthly payment

Does the payment fit my budget?

Mortgage affordability: budget check

See what remains after your income, regular costs and a proposed payment. This checks your household budget, not a lender’s borrowing limit.

Have readyMonthly income · spending · proposed payment

Check my monthly budget

What could a change of deal mean?

Remortgage calculator

Compare two payment scenarios, modelled interest and upfront switching costs. Read the monthly payment and the mortgage term together.

Have readyMortgage balance · rates · terms · switching costs

Compare remortgage figures

Deposit & buying costs

Allow for more than the mortgage payment.

How could I reach my savings target?

Mortgage deposit calculator

Turn a deposit percentage into a target in pounds. Check the savings gap and the time or monthly saving needed to reach it.

Have readyProperty price · target · savings · monthly saving

Plan my deposit savings

What property tax should I allow for?

Stamp Duty Land Tax calculator

Estimate SDLT for a straightforward residential purchase in England or Northern Ireland. Your conveyancer should confirm buyer status and the tax due.

Have readyPurchase price · buyer-status options

Estimate stamp duty

Buying in Wales or Scotland? Use the official Welsh LTT calculator or Scottish LBTT calculator. For England and Northern Ireland, check HMRC’s SDLT guidance and confirm the tax with your conveyancer.

Rental & commercial property

Explore figures for a different type of property decision.

How do rent and running costs compare?

Rental yield calculator

Compare rental income with the purchase price and the running costs you enter. A yield figure is only one part of an investment decision.

Have readyPurchase price · rent · monthly running costs

Explore rental yield

What might commercial borrowing cost?

Commercial mortgage calculator

Explore payments, deposit, costs and income cover with adjustable assumptions. The result cannot confirm finance terms or lender acceptance.

Have readyProperty value · deposit · rate · term · income

Explore commercial figures

Make the estimate useful

One result is a starting point.

A calculator applies the figures you enter. It cannot confirm your eligibility, a live rate or what a lender will offer. Your income, commitments, credit history, property and product terms still need to be assessed.

For independent guidance on payments and changing rates, see MoneyHelper’s mortgage calculators.

  1. Change one assumption.Try another rate, loan amount or term to see what moves the result. An illustrative rate is not a product quote.
  2. Look beyond the monthly figure.Include fees and relevant buying or switching costs. A longer term can lower payments while increasing total interest.
  3. Keep the figures behind the result.Note your inputs and the question they raised. That gives an adviser a useful place to start.

Self-employed or paid through a company?

Salary, dividends, profits and variable earnings may need different evidence. A budget calculation cannot establish which income a lender will accept.

Before you rely on a result

Mortgage calculator questions

Clear answers to help you choose a tool and use its estimate.

Which calculator should I use first?

For a possible monthly payment, start with the repayment calculator. Then use the budget check to compare that payment with your regular spending. If you are changing an existing mortgage, use the remortgage calculator to compare scenarios.

Does the affordability calculator tell me how much I can borrow?

No. Our affordability tool is a monthly household budget check. It subtracts the costs and proposed payment you enter from your monthly income. It does not calculate a lender’s borrowing limit or confirm approval.

Should I enter the property price or the mortgage amount?

Follow the label in the tool. The repayment calculator needs the amount you plan to borrow, rather than the whole property price. The deposit and stamp duty tools start with the property price. Keep funds for other buying costs separate from the deposit you enter.

Why might a lender’s figures be different?

These tools use simplified assumptions and the figures you enter. Actual rates, fees, payment schedules and affordability checks can differ. Read the assumptions beside each result and use a current lender illustration when comparing a specific mortgage.

Can I use these tools if I am self-employed?

Yes, to explore payment and savings scenarios or your household budget. They cannot decide which earnings a lender will accept. An adviser will need to understand how you earn and the evidence available. Start with our self-employed mortgage guidance.

From figures to your next step

Make sense of the numbers with an adviser.

Tell Count Ready what you are planning, the figures you tried and what you want to understand. We can review your circumstances, explain what information may be needed and discuss possible next steps.

There is no fee for an initial mortgage evaluation. Any applicable fees are explained and agreed before chargeable work. Read our Terms of Business for details.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

General information for UK users. Calculator estimates are not financial or tax advice, mortgage offers or guarantees of acceptance.