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Mortgage overpayment calculator

Mortgage overpayment calculator

Lower the payment 616,47 €/month

You save 8452,68 € in interest

Shorten the term 20 years and 5 mo

You save 19.122,43 € in interest

Current payment: 711,32 €/month · Shortening the term usually saves more interest; lowering the payment gives more monthly breathing room.

Calculated with a French (equal-instalment) amortization system and a constant rate; it doesn't include early-repayment fees or taxes. For guidance only, not financial advice.

This mortgage overpayment calculator works out how much interest you save by making an extra payment on your mortgage, whether you use it to lower the monthly payment or to shorten the remaining term.

Lower the payment or shorten the term

When you overpay capital on a mortgage, you can either lower the payment (same term, you pay less each month) or shorten the term (same payment, you finish earlier). Shortening the term almost always saves more interest; lowering the payment improves your monthly cash flow.

The assumptions

This tool uses a French (equal-instalment) amortization system with a constant rate. It doesn’t include early-repayment fees or taxes — for guidance only, not financial advice.

FAQ

What saves more: lowering the payment or shortening the term?
Shortening the term usually saves more interest, because you pay for less time overall. Lowering the payment saves less interest but gives you more monthly breathing room.
When does it make sense to overpay a mortgage?
When your mortgage rate is higher than what you'd safely earn by investing that money instead. If your mortgage rate is very low, investing may return more.
Are there fees for overpaying early?
There may be, depending on your contract and rate type (fixed or variable). This calculator doesn't include them — subtract any fee from the savings shown.