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Mortgage refinance calculator

Compare refinancing payments and the months needed to recover cash closing costs.

New monthly payment

659.96
Old monthly payment
716.43
Monthly payment saving
56.48
Break-even (whole months)
36
Remaining interest saving after costs
11,554.08

Formula

Monthly saving = old payment − new payment; break-even = ceil(cost/saving)

Current balance = 100,000 · Old annual rate (%) = 6 · Remaining old years = 20 · New annual rate (%) = 5 · New term (years) = 20 · Cash closing costs = 2,000

How to use

  1. Enter balance, old rate and remaining years.
  2. Set the new rate, term and cash closing costs.
  3. Compare payment savings and total remaining interest.

Examples

  • 1200 at 0%: 1 year costs 100/month; 2 years costs 50.
  • A 250 cost with 100 monthly savings takes 3 whole months.

Frequently asked questions

Are closing costs financed?

No. This model pays them upfront in cash.

Does a lower payment always save money?

No. Extending the term can increase total interest.

What is break-even?

Cash costs divided by positive monthly payment savings, rounded up, only while both loans remain active; no discounting.

Sources

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