What your number means
Your result is a starting point, not a quote. This explains what the figure actually tells you.
Read the explainer →Enter your outstanding balance, the term left on your mortgage and a rate to test, and this calculator works out a monthly repayment in seconds. It is not a quote, and it will not match your lender's actual offer, but it gives you a figure to work from before you speak to anyone.
See what to do next Find out what your number meansYour monthly repayment depends on your outstanding balance, the interest rate and the remaining term, and a small change to any one of these moves the number more than you'd expect. This calculator works out a repayment figure from what you enter, so you can see the effect before you commit to a new deal. It won't tell you which lender to choose, but it gives you a figure to work from.
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This is an illustrative estimate based on the figures you enter, not a quote or a lender's offer. For advice based on your full circumstances, speak to a broker or your lender directly.
This calculator takes your outstanding balance, remaining term and current rate, and shows you what your payment could look like on a new deal. It is not a quote, just a starting figure to work from.
Type in your outstanding balance, remaining term and current rate. Nothing else is needed.
The calculator sets your current payment against a new rate so you can see the difference straight away.
See what your payment could look like once your fix ends, based on the numbers you gave it.
These pages and tools pick up where the calculator leaves off, covering what your figure means, what to check, and who to ask.
Your result is a starting point, not a quote. This explains what the figure actually tells you.
Read the explainer →A sequenced list of what to do before your fixed rate ends, and when to do it.
See the checklist →Once you have your number, this sets out the practical steps for moving forward.
Plan your next step →A directory of UK mortgage lenders, useful when you're checking who offers what.
Browse lenders →Get a rough idea of what leaving your current deal early could cost, based on your figures.
Estimate your charge →See how a change in the standard variable rate could affect your monthly repayment.
Run the test →A list of lenders you might come across while remortgaging. This page does not list rates or recommend one lender over another; for that, a broker can tell you what's actually available to you.
MBS Lending is a UK specialist mortgage provider that assesses applications on affordability rather than credit history and works only through professional brokers.
Darlington Building Society is a UK building society offering a tiered range of Adaptable Solutions mortgages for borrowers in England, Scotland and Wales with adverse credit histories.
Foundation Home Loans is a UK specialist residential mortgage lender operating a tiered product range for borrowers with adverse credit, available only through professional brokers.
Vida Homeloans is a UK specialist mortgage lender offering residential Credit Repair mortgages for borrowers with complex incomes, low credit scores and adverse credit histories.
United Trust Bank is a UK specialist mortgage lender working only with registered intermediaries, offering mortgages including for debt consolidation to borrowers with adverse credit.
The Mortgage Lender (TML) is a UK specialist mortgage provider offering products for adverse credit borrowers including those with active DMPs, CCJs and defaults, available only through professional brokers.
Mansfield Building Society is a UK building society offering residential and buy-to-let mortgages including specialist Versatility and Credit Repair product ranges for borrowers with adverse credit, using manual underwriting rather than automated credit scoring.
Pepper Money is a UK specialist mortgage lender offering products for borrowers with adverse credit, available exclusively through authorised professional brokers.
Kensington Mortgages is a UK specialist mortgage lender offering products for complex situations including adverse credit, available only through brokers.
Aldermore is a UK mortgage lender offering fixed-rate mortgage products including lending to borrowers with adverse credit, available only through broker intermediaries.
Bluestone Mortgages is a UK specialist mortgage lender that does not use credit scoring and focuses on borrowers with adverse credit histories.
One of the UK's largest building societies offering mainstream residential, shared ownership, and buy-to-let mortgage products.
Once you have a monthly figure, the next question is what it actually means for your options and your timing.