Calculation method
C₁ = C₀ − V; A₁ = f(C₁, r, n)The calculator rebuilds the current level payment from the outstanding balance, rate and remaining months, subtracts the lump sum, and recalculates both alternatives.
Payment and interest after a lump-sum repayment
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HOW IT WORKS
Compare two outcomes after a partial mortgage repayment: a lower monthly payment with the same remaining term, or the current payment with a shorter term.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The calculator rebuilds the current level payment from the outstanding balance, rate and remaining months, subtracts the lump sum, and recalculates both alternatives.
Mortgage contracts, variable-rate changes, floors, caps, rounding, early-repayment rules and fees vary. Ask the lender for a dated official calculation before transferring money.
RESULT GUIDE
Compare two outcomes after a partial mortgage repayment: a lower monthly payment with the same remaining term, or the current payment with a shorter term.
C₁ = C₀ − V; A₁ = f(C₁, r, n)The calculator rebuilds the current level payment from the outstanding balance, rate and remaining months, subtracts the lump sum, and recalculates both alternatives.
Mortgage contracts, variable-rate changes, floors, caps, rounding, early-repayment rules and fees vary. Ask the lender for a dated official calculation before transferring money.
PARTIAL REPAYMENT
Enter the outstanding balance and either provide the remaining term directly or derive it from the start date.
For a variable rate, both the current index value and the lender margin are needed; the index name alone is not enough.
The lump sum is deducted from the balance before payment, interest and term are recalculated.
£364.75 → £177.35 payment · £187.40 monthly saving
Inside the result
Updates as you change the inputsTwo possible outcomes
Compare a lower payment with a shorter term using the same interest rate.Mathematical estimate using a level-payment amortisation schedule. The outstanding balance shown by your lender is the most reliable starting figure. Fees or early-repayment charges, rounding, contract limits, rate floors or caps and local rules can change the result. Ask the lender for an up-to-date official calculation before paying.
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