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CLARITY IN THE NUMBERS

A little extra.
A different finish line.

See what extra principal could change. Try a monthly amount, a one-time payment, or both.

Your remaining loan
What could you put toward principal?
SEE THE DIFFERENCE

Your balance over time.

Regular paymentsWith extra principal

The lines show estimated balances after each payment. The table below provides the same comparison in numbers.

See the numbers year by year
Balances and cumulative interest from today forward
YearRegular balanceExtra-payment balanceInterest saved so far
How this illustration works: We calculate a fixed principal-and-interest payment from the balance, rate, and years remaining. Monthly extra payments begin with the next payment and continue until payoff. The one-time amount is also applied with that next payment. The final payment is capped at the amount owed. Interest uses monthly amortization, not daily payoff interest. No refinancing, recasting, fees, penalties, tax effects, or changes to mortgage insurance are modeled. Actual servicing and rounding may differ.

Confirm with your servicer that extra payments will be applied to principal, and check your loan terms for any prepayment penalty. CFPB: extra principal payments →