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Repayment Mortgage vs Investment Based Mortgage Calculator

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<<Please read the guidance notes.

Mortgage required:

Expected Investment Growth:

Term of Mortgage, in years:

Interest rate , enter 10% as 10:

 

Repayment Mortgage Figures

Monthly payment:

Total repaid over the term:

Investment Mortgage Figures

Monthly investment:

Monthly interest payment:

Monthly total (investment plus interest):

Total cost over the entire term:

The table below shows the which option (repayment or investment) is best for a range of different growth assumptions.

A POSITIVE figure indicates that the INVESTMENT route is better value for money.

Growth (Compared to your assumption)

Future Fund Value

Route Comparison

6%pa LESS

4%pa LESS

2%pa LESS

Your growth assumption proves correct

2%pa MORE

4%pa MORE

6%pa MORE

The above calculator is designed for guidance only and advice relating to any of these areas should be sought from your Financial Adviser.

It is only designed to provide an example comparison between a repayment mortgage and an interest-only mortgage where you would need to set up a separate investment vehicle in order to repay the mortgage at the end of the term.

This calculator provides an example of the repayments you might expect to make on a repayment mortgage and the payments you would expect to make into an investment repayment vehicle using the details you have input above. The payment amounts are based entirely on the given interest rate and do not include the charges that would be included with any mortgage or investment product.

The mortgage repayments and investment payments shown are not based on an actual mortgage or investment product, therefore the payments are not guaranteed and will differ between mortgage/investment products and lenders/providers.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

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The Financial Services Authority does not regulate some forms of mortgage.

Last updated on April 20, 2007