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Offset Mortgage Calculator

Compare what your mortgage repayments would look like with a savings offset versus a standard mortgage. See how much interest you could save by offsetting your savings against your loan.
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Interest saved with offset:

With Offset
Monthly Payment
Total Interest
Total Repayable
Standard Mortgage
Monthly Payment
Total Interest
Total Repayable
Savings Summary
Effective Balance (After Offset)
Total Interest Saving
Mortgage Balance Savings Balance
Year Mortgage Savings Effective Balance
With an offset mortgage, your savings remain accessible - you don't use them to pay off the mortgage, they simply reduce the balance that interest is charged on.

How offset mortgages work: Your savings are held in an account linked to your mortgage. Interest is only charged on the difference between your mortgage balance and your savings. For example, a £200,000 mortgage with £30,000 in savings means you only pay interest on £170,000.

Monthly savings: Regular contributions to your offset savings increase the offset balance over time, further reducing the interest charged on your mortgage. For repayment mortgages, this means more of each payment goes towards principal, clearing the mortgage sooner.

Standard comparison: The standard mortgage calculation uses the full loan amount to calculate interest, giving you a clear picture of how much the offset saves you.

These figures are estimates. Your actual savings will depend on your lender's specific offset mortgage terms and conditions.

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Interest Saving
With Offset Standard
Monthly Payment
Total Interest
Total Repayable
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Interested in an offset mortgage?

A mortgage broker can compare offset mortgage deals from across the market to find the best option for your circumstances.

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