Remortgage calculator

If your deal is ending, compare what you pay now with a new rate, including any fees for switching.

How this works

Both payments are worked out as capital & interest repayments over the years left on your mortgage.
Savings after fees take the monthly saving over two or five years and subtract the fees you entered. If your current deal hasn't ended, check for an early repayment charge first.
Rates available to you depend on your property value, loan-to-value and circumstances.

These results are estimates for illustration only, based on the figures you enter and the assumptions shown. They are not a mortgage offer or personal advice, and what lenders will offer depends on your circumstances.

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