Free Mortgage Calculator - Calculate Monthly Payments & Amortization
Calculate your monthly mortgage payment, total interest, and view detailed amortization schedules. Our free mortgage calculator supports 15, 20, 30, and 40-year loan terms. No registration required!
Monthly Payment
Calculate your exact monthly mortgage payment including P&I
Amortization Schedule
View detailed breakdown of principal and interest over time
Total Interest
See how much interest you'll pay over the life of the loan
Multiple Terms
Compare 15, 20, 30, and 40-year loan options
Mortgage Calculator
Calculate your monthly mortgage payment and view amortization schedule
How to Use Our Mortgage Calculator
- Enter the home price or purchase price of the property
- Input your down payment amount (if any)
- Enter the interest rate offered by your lender
- Select your preferred loan term (15, 20, 30, or 40 years)
- Add annual property tax and insurance costs
- Click "Calculate Mortgage" to see your results
Understanding Your Mortgage Payment
Principal & Interest
The core mortgage payment that goes toward paying down your loan balance and interest charges.
Property Tax
Annual property taxes divided by 12 months, added to your monthly payment.
Home Insurance
Annual homeowners insurance premium divided by 12 months for monthly payment.
Total Monthly Payment
The complete monthly payment including P&I, taxes, and insurance (PITI).
Loan Term Comparison
15-Year Loan
Higher monthly payments but significantly less interest over the life of the loan.
20-Year Loan
Balance between monthly payment and total interest paid.
30-Year Loan
Most popular option with lower monthly payments but more total interest.
40-Year Loan
Lowest monthly payments but highest total interest over the loan term.
Tips for Homebuyers
Consider Your Budget
Use our calculator to ensure your monthly payment fits comfortably within your budget. Remember to account for other homeownership costs like maintenance and utilities.
Compare Loan Terms
Try different loan terms to see how they affect your monthly payment and total interest. A shorter term means higher payments but less interest overall.
Factor in Down Payment
A larger down payment reduces your loan amount and monthly payment. It may also help you qualify for better interest rates.
Shop Around for Rates
Interest rates can vary significantly between lenders. Get quotes from multiple lenders to find the best rate for your situation.