C cazmayo Registered User Messages 81 24 Mar 2009 #1 I am hoping to switch to interest only on my mortgage, but would like to know how much of a reduction that would result in. 240,000 990 per month repayment term left 26 years (i think) Is there a calculator online that I could use? Thanks in advance. Kind Regards Caz
I am hoping to switch to interest only on my mortgage, but would like to know how much of a reduction that would result in. 240,000 990 per month repayment term left 26 years (i think) Is there a calculator online that I could use? Thanks in advance. Kind Regards Caz
N NorfBank Registered User Messages 2,097 24 Mar 2009 #2 Monthly Interest only payment: (Amount outstanding x Interest Rate) / 12
M moneyhoney Registered User Messages 516 24 Mar 2009 #3 NorfBank said: Monthly Interest only payment: (Amount outstanding x Interest Rate) / 12 Click to expand... Can it really be that simple??? Especially since most banks calculate interest daily & charge Quarterly??
NorfBank said: Monthly Interest only payment: (Amount outstanding x Interest Rate) / 12 Click to expand... Can it really be that simple??? Especially since most banks calculate interest daily & charge Quarterly??
S Soarer Registered User Messages 106 24 Mar 2009 #5 Yep, it's that simple. Your principal isn't reducing, so whatever your interest rate is, that's what you pay.
Yep, it's that simple. Your principal isn't reducing, so whatever your interest rate is, that's what you pay.
D dubrov Registered User Messages 134 24 Mar 2009 #6 APR is an annual rate, not a monthly rate so the formula above won't give you the exact amount but it should be pretty close (slightly more). The exact forumla is a little tricky as there are a different number of days in each month. The following formula should bring you a so close it doesn't matter ((1+APR_RATE)^(1/12)-1)*OUTSTANDING_AMONT where the ^ means "to the power of"
APR is an annual rate, not a monthly rate so the formula above won't give you the exact amount but it should be pretty close (slightly more). The exact forumla is a little tricky as there are a different number of days in each month. The following formula should bring you a so close it doesn't matter ((1+APR_RATE)^(1/12)-1)*OUTSTANDING_AMONT where the ^ means "to the power of"