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Early Payoff Calculator

See how extra payments slash interest and loan term.

Understanding This Calculator

Extra monthly payments go directly to principal, not interest. This tool shows how much time and total interest you can save by adding fixed or periodic extra payments to your loan.

Core Formula

New Term = Solve for n in amortization formula with higher PMT

Does early payoff save money?

Mathematically, yes — as long as the loan interest rate exceeds the after-tax return you could earn elsewhere. Watch out for prepayment penalties.

Should I pay extra on a low-rate mortgage?

For low-interest debt (below 5%), investing extra cash in diversified markets may produce higher long-term returns. The math depends on your after-tax rate.

* All calculations above are theoretical estimates. Actual returns vary based on market performance, fees, taxes, inflation, and economic factors. This tool is for educational purposes only — not financial advice.

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