How to Pay Off Your Mortgage Faster

Which Option Is Best for You to Pay for Your Mortgage

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Optimize Your Mortgage Repayment: Discover How to Pay Off Your Home Faster

The most common method for accelerating mortgage repayment, known as "Velocity Banking," involves making extra payments towards the principal of your mortgage. There are other strategies, such as using a Home Equity Line Of Credit (HELOC), to reduce the principal. For this purpose, we offer a specialized calculator to help you determine which of these methods could save you more in interest payments. For this calculator's example, we will focus exclusively on the method of adding extra payments to the principal of your loan.

Purpose of Our Calculator

Our tool is designed to facilitate two different approaches that will allow you to pay off your mortgage more quickly by making additional contributions to the principal:

First Method: Ideal for those wishing to add an extra amount of money on a monthly, bi-weekly, annual basis, or through a single payment. This calculator enables you to compare which method could offer you more savings on interest, based on the extra amount you can afford to pay.

Second Method: Tailored for individuals who have set a goal to pay off their mortgage within a certain timeframe and want to know how much extra they would need to pay towards the principal to achieve this target. The tool will provide you with the extra amounts you need to pay, whether monthly, bi-weekly, annually, or in a lump sum, to reach your goal.

Required Information

To get started, we will need information about the original loan for your home. This will allow us to calculate and show you the most accurate results for your accelerated mortgage repayment plan.

ORIGINAL DATA

Select one of the options taking into account the information you have at hand from your original loan:

Option 1: if you know the purchase date of your house and the balance you owe to the property at this time

Option 2: if you know the information of how much you paid to the principal and the interest of your property in the last statement of your mortgage

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How to find your Principal + Interest
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HOW TO PAY OFF YOUR MORTGAGE FASTER

Select one option to pay off your mortgage faster
Select the amount and the frequency that you would like to add to the principal of your mortgage payment and find out how much could you be save in interest and time.
How much money do you want to add to the principal?
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Select in How Many Years you Would Like to Pay your Mortgage in Order to Know How Much you Add to the Principal

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SUMMARY

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WAYS TO PAY FOR YOUR HOME

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  • COMPARATIVE TERMS

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  • INTEREST SAVINGS

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  • New Interest Paid with ... Extra Monthly Payment
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  • Savings with Monthly Extra Payment
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  • Original Interest without extra payment
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  • New Interest Paid with ... Extra Annual Payment
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  • Original Interest without extra payment
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  • New Interest Paid with ... Extra Biweekly Payment
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  • Savings with Biweekly Extra Payment
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  • Original Interest without extra payment
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  • New Interest Paid with ... Extra One-Time Payment
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  • Savings with One-Time Extra Payment
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  • Principal & Interest Graphics

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    Remaining Original Principal & Interest

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    Mortgage Balance vs Time

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    Simple Breakdowns

    Comparative Breakdowns

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    When selecting any of the Breakdowns presented here, you must click to see the result

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    # Payment Date Payment Initial Balance Principal Payment Interest Payment Ending Balance Cumulative Principal Cumulative Interest

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    The purpose of the mortgage calculators provided on this website, operated by [Company Name], is purely educational and is offered as a tool to help users gain a general understanding of how banks may use amortization tables to make decisions related to mortgage loans, refinancing, and other financial situations involving amortization formulas.

    These calculators are for informational purposes only and should not be used as the sole basis for making significant financial decisions. The results provided by these tools are approximate and are based on the information and default parameters entered by the user. It is important to note that each bank may apply different variables and criteria in their calculations, which can result in significant differences in the final terms and conditions of any offered financial product.

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