Is remortgaging worth it?
Remortgage Savings Calculator
Calculate your monthly savings, break-even point, and total interest saved from remortgaging. Enter your current loan details and new rate to see if remortgaging makes financial sense.
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Current mortgage
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New remortgage terms
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remortgage verdict
✓ You save £192/month
Break-even: 1 yr 11 mo — then you save £48,875 total.
Current payment
£1,417
New payment
£1,225
Monthly savings
£192
Per month saved
Break-even
1 yr 11 mo
To recoup closing costs
Interest saved
£57,563
Total over new term
Net benefit
£53,288
After closing costs
Monthly payment comparison
How this calculator works
Refinancing (or remortgaging in the UK) replaces your current mortgage with a new one — ideally at a lower interest rate. The key question is whether the monthly savings outweigh the upfront cost of refinancing over your expected time in the home.
The break-even point is when your cumulative monthly savings equal your closing costs. If you plan to stay longer than the break-even period, refinancing is generally worthwhile. If you'll sell or move before break-even, you'll lose money.
Beyond monthly savings, refinancing may also let you change your loan term. Refinancing from a 30-year to a 15-year term can save significantly in interest even if the monthly payment increases. Conversely, extending your term reduces monthly payments but increases total interest.
Worked example
- 1Current monthly payment: £2,640
- 2New monthly payment at 6.0%: £2,098
- 3Monthly savings: £542
- 4Break-even: £7,000 ÷ £542 = 13 months
- 5After break-even (remaining term): saves £542 × (360 - 13) = £188,000+
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Try calculatorDisclaimer: Calculations are estimates for general guidance only and do not constitute regulated financial advice. Rates and costs vary by lender and property location. Stamp Duty Land Tax figures use England rates — Scotland (LBTT) and Wales (LTT) differ. Always consult an FCA-authorised mortgage adviser.