Switch to repayment or part & part calculator
How this calculator works
This calculator shows the impact of switching your mortgage from interest only to a full repayment or part & part basis. You’ll see how your monthly payments, the total amount of interest you’ll pay and the balance you owe at the end of your mortgage term could change if you make the switch.
You can also see the impact of increasing your mortgage term at the same time as switching, which we may be able to consider depending on your circumstances at the time.
Please note – if you’re a landlord with a buy-to-let mortgage, we’re unable to change the repayment type of your mortgage. Instead, you could consider making overpayments.
What you’ll need
You’ll need to know your outstanding balance, remaining term and current interest rate of your mortgage.
Find out how to see up to date information about your mortgage.
How it works
- Step 1: Enter details of your mortgage.
- Step 2: Enter the amount you’re considering switching, in £ or as a %.
- Step 3: Consider the additional option of extending your mortgage term.
- Step 4: Check out your results and consider your next steps.
If your mortgage has sub-account(s) with different terms or interest rates, you must enter details for each part separately.
Please note – this calculator provides results based on assumptions that may not apply to your mortgage. The results are indicative, and you should use them only as a guide to switching part or all of your mortgage to repayment.
Your mortgage
How this calculator works
This calculator shows the impact of switching your mortgage from interest only to a full repayment or part & part basis. You’ll see how your monthly payments, the total amount of interest you’ll pay and the balance you owe at the end of your mortgage term could change if you make the switch.
You can also see the impact of increasing your mortgage term at the same time as switching, which we may be able to consider depending on your circumstances at the time.
Please note – if you’re a landlord with a buy-to-let mortgage, we’re unable to change the repayment type of your mortgage. Instead, you could consider making overpayments.
What you’ll need
You’ll need to know your outstanding balance, remaining term and current interest rate of your mortgage.
Find out how to see up to date information about your mortgage.
How it works
- Step 1: Enter details of your mortgage.
- Step 2: Enter the amount you’re considering switching, in £ or as a %.
- Step 3: Consider the additional option of extending your mortgage term.
- Step 4: Check out your results and consider your next steps.
If your mortgage is made up of multiple sub-accounts, you won’t be able to use the calculator and you’ll need to call us to discuss your situation.
Please note – this calculator provides results based on assumptions that may not apply to your mortgage. The results are indicative, and you should use them only as a guide to switching part or all of your mortgage to repayment.
Your results
The table below shows the estimated impact of how a change of repayment type could affect your mortgage.
Please note – this calculator provides results based on assumptions that may not apply to your mortgage. The results are indicative, and you should use them only as a guide to your monthly payments and the total amount you will pay.
Next stepsYour next steps
If you’re interested in changing to a repayment or part & part mortgage, please call us to discuss this. We don’t charge a fee to change the repayment type of your mortgage.
When you call, we’ll be able to discuss the impact on your mortgage, and we’ll need to carry out an affordability assessment to make sure that your new monthly payments will be affordable. We’ll also explain more about how to apply, if you decide this is right for you. Depending on your circumstances, we may also be able to discuss the impact of a term extension at the same time.
Make the switch
If you’ve used the calculator and would like to discuss switching your interest only mortgage, please get in touch.
Look at other options
If you want to consider other ways to repay your interest only mortgage, then check out your options here.