Take Control of Your Mortgage

Understand how overpayments can save you thousands in interest and help you own your home sooner. Start by exploring your options below.

Why paying off your mortgage early matters

A mortgage isn't just a monthly bill. It can also be the biggest opportunity to save money, reduce stress, and give yourself more choice sooner. Even small extra payments can cut years from a 25-year term, lower the interest you pay, and improve your chances of getting a better remortgage deal. Use the calculator and blogs below to start your journey to mortgage freedom.

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See Your Savings

Use this calculator to test your overpayment strategy. Change any number to see how it affects your payoff timeline and total interest paid.

1

Your mortgage

Enter your current balance, interest rate, and remaining term.

2

Your overpayment

Try a monthly amount, a one-off lump sum, or both. The calculator updates instantly.

3

Your impact

See interest saved and how many years sooner you'll be mortgage-free.

Enter your details
£
% / yr
years
% / yr
Most lenders allow up to 10% per year
Overpayments
£
£
Applied at the start of your mortgage
Impact summary
Standard monthly
without overpayment
With overpayment
total monthly
Interest saved
total saved
Paid off earlier
years sooner
Visualisation
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