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Run the numbers

Seven quick calculators.

A fast way to sketch the numbers before we talk. Every figure here is an estimate for guidance only, not a quote, a mortgage offer, or a recommendation.

Mortgage repayment

See an indicative monthly payment on a capital-and-interest or interest-only basis.

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£
%
yrs
Estimated monthly payment
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Affordability

A rough guide to how much you could borrow. Lenders assess income, outgoings and credit individually.

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£
£
%
Indicative maximum borrowing
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Stamp duty

England (SDLT), Scotland (LBTT) and Wales (LTT), 2025/26 bands, with first-time buyer relief and the additional-property surcharge.

£
Tax payable
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Overpayment

See how regular overpayments could shorten your term and cut the interest you pay.

£
%
yrs
£
Interest you could save
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Loan-to-value

Your LTV is the loan as a share of the property value. Lower LTVs usually open up better rates.

£
£
Loan-to-value
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Rental yield

Gross and net yield for a buy-to-let. Buy-to-let mortgages are not usually regulated by the FCA.

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£
£
Gross rental yield
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Payment holiday

The effect of pausing payments for a period. Interest still accrues, so the balance and future payments rise.

£
%
yrs
mths
Added to your balance
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The small print
How to read these

Calculators use standard formulas and the 2025/26 stamp duty bands for England, Scotland and Wales. Results assume a constant interest rate and do not account for fees, lender criteria, product features, or your individual circumstances. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

Tax figures are a guide, not tax advice. Buy-to-let and rental yield figures ignore voids, tax and finance costs. For a proper illustration, please speak to an adviser.

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