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Interest Rate Comparison Table

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30 Years
Loan Term

$

Loan Amount
50K1M2M$300,000
Interest Rate (%)
0%8%16%5%

Rate Increments

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Interest Rate Comparison

Interest RateMonthly PaymentMonthly Diff $Monthly Diff %Annual Diff $

**Click on any row to see the full amortization schedule for that rate.

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Understanding The Interest Rate Comparison Table

This interactive tool helps you quickly see how different interest rates impact your monthly & yearly payments so you can make the best decision for your goals & budget.

How This Calculator Works


Our mortgage calculator allows you to:

  • Compare payment scenarios

    Enter your loan amount, the base interest rate, and the term to see 8 variations of your monthly payments. 4 rates will beabove and 4 below the base rate.

  • Visualize rate impacts

    See how incremental changes to interest rates affect your payments

  • View detailed comparisons

    Compare monthly and annual differences at various interest rates

  • Share Your Calculations

    Copy the URL to share your unique calculations with family, friends or financial professionals.

Key Features


The calculator highlights:

  • Base rate comparison

    Shows how payments change with each increment from your selected base rate

  • Monthly payment differences

    Displays both dollar amount and percentage changes for easy comparison

  • Annual impact

    Calculates yearly payment differences to understand long-term effects

  • Color-coded results

    Green indicates savings, red shows increased costs compared to your base rate

Mortgage Calculator Financial Theory

This calculator uses the standard mortgage amortization formula to determine your monthly payments:

Hover over each variable in the formula below to see what it represents.

M = P [ r(1 + r)^n ] / [ (1 + r)^n - 1 ]

Where:
M = Monthly payment
P = Principal loan amount
r = Monthly interest rate (annual rate divided by 12)
n = Number of payments (loan term in years × 12)

Interest Rate Impact

Even small changes in interest rates can significantly impact your monthly payment and total loan cost. For example, on a $300,000 30-year loan, a 0.5% rate increase can add approximately $90 to your monthly payment and over $30,000 to your total loan cost.

Amortization Principles

Mortgage payments follow an amortization schedule where early payments are primarily interest, while later payments apply more toward principal. Higher interest rates mean paying more interest before building equity in your home.

Practical Applications

Use this calculator when:

  • Setting your budget

    Determine how much house you can afford based on comfortable monthly payments

  • Shopping for mortgage rates

    See exactly how different lenders' rates affect your monthly payments

  • Deciding on loan terms

    Compare 15-year vs. 30-year mortgages to find your optimal balance

This tool helps evaluate refinancing opportunities by:

  • Calculating potential savings

    Determine if current interest rates justify refinancing costs

  • Comparing loan options

    Analyze if rate-and-term or cash-out refinancing makes financial sense

  • Determining break-even points

    See how long it takes for monthly savings to offset closing costs

Integrate mortgage knowledge into your overall financial strategy:

  • Budgeting

    Plan for housing costs as a percentage of your income

  • Tax planning

    Understand mortgage interest deduction implications

  • Investment allocation

    Decide between extra mortgage payments or other investments

  • Retirement planning

    Project housing costs throughout different life stages

Mortgage Rate Sensitivity Analysis

The comparison table in our calculator demonstrates rate sensitivity - how changes in interest rates affect your financial outcome. For a $300,000, 30-year mortgage, each 0.125% change in rate can impact your monthly payment by approximately $20-25. Over the life of the loan, even small rate differences compound significantly.

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