Mortgage Calculator
Monthly payment
2,022.62
Every payment and balance is computed as an exact BigInt fraction — no floating-point rounding.
- Loan amount
- 320,000.00
- Total interest
- 408,142.36
- Total paid
- 728,142.36
Step-by-step solution
- 1
Identify the inputs
A mortgage spreads the loan over equal monthly payments — the formula below gives the exact payment.
- P = 400000 - 80000 = 320000
- r = 6.5%
- t = 30
- n = 12
- N = 360
- 2
Compute the monthly rate
The annual rate becomes a monthly rate: i = 13/2400 as an exact fraction.
- 3
Apply the payment formula
The fixed monthly payment is 2,022.62.
- 4
Total cost of the loan
Over the full term you pay 728,142.36, of which 408,142.36 is interest.
- 5
The amortization schedule
Each year the interest share shrinks while the principal share grows — the table and curves show the 30-year amortization.
How mortgage math works
A fixed-rate mortgage is an annuity: the same payment every month, split into interest on the remaining balance and repayment of principal. The payment formula M = P·i·B^N/(B^N − 1) follows from requiring the balance to reach exactly zero after N payments.
Early payments are mostly interest — of the 14,389 paid in year 1 of a 200,000 loan at 6% for 30 years, about 11,933 is interest — and the split gradually reverses, which the schedule and the two curves show.
Every amount here stays an exact fraction: the monthly payment of a 30-year loan is a fraction with hundreds of digits, rounded to cents only for display.