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danoid
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Hello, is there a way for me to roughly work out what my new monthly mortgage payments would be when getting a new deal?
My mortgage deal is running out next year sometime after a 5 year fix and pay X amount now, I will be getting another 5 year fix (more than likely) but i’d like to workout somehow what my new monthly payments would look like, I don’t know where to go or what to do to look at.
Any ideas?
My mortgage deal is running out next year sometime after a 5 year fix and pay X amount now, I will be getting another 5 year fix (more than likely) but i’d like to workout somehow what my new monthly payments would look like, I don’t know where to go or what to do to look at.
Any ideas?
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Here: https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/mortgages/mortgage-rate-calculator/
enter amount owing, mortgage period and interest rate
theres also an overpayment calculator on there tooMFW 2026 #50: £3,583.49/£25,00007/03/25: Mortgage: £67,000.00
Mortgage:
07/03/26: £34,418.15
16/01/26: £56,794.25
02/01/26: £60,223.17
12/08/25: Mortgage: £62,500.00
12/06/25: Mortgage: £65,000.00
18/01/25: Mortgage: £68,500.14
27/12/24: Mortgage: £69,278.38
Savings: £20,0000 -
You could also use " Whatsthecost " website.
Just put in the outstanding balance, interest rate, number of years0 -
Unless something massive happens with rates it will be similar to now.
Your LTV should be better which may get you a better rate and lower the payment.
What we're the details of the mortgage you have now?
Amount, term, rate, payment.
Any overpayments?
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