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Refinance savings calculator

Compare your current loan with a new rate and term. See monthly savings, your break-even month and the lifetime difference.

Your loan today

The new loan

Monthly savings on principal and interest

$418/mo

You recover the $9,800 in closing costs in about 24 months and keep $25,336 after 7 years.

Current principal and interest $3,620 a month against $3,202 a month after refinancingCurrent payment$3,620 /moNew payment$3,202 /mo
Break-even
24 months2.0 years
Net over your stay
$25,336after 7 years
Interest left, current loan
$696,325
New loan interest + costs
$642,423

Lifetime difference: save $53,903

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Principal and interest only; taxes and insurance usually stay the same. Estimates for illustration, not a rate quote or commitment to lend.

Cumulative savings after closing costs

Starts below zero by the closing costs and climbs by the monthly saving. The thin vertical line marks the years you plan to stay.

Cumulative savings after closing costs over 30 years, breaking even in month 24. Use the arrow keys to move between points.−$50K$0$50K$100K$150K0Yr 5Yr 10Yr 15Yr 20Yr 25Yr 30Break-even: month 24
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Cumulative savings after closing costs by year
YearNet savings to date
At closing−$9,800
Year 1−$4,781
Year 2$239
Year 3$5,258
Year 4$10,278
Year 5$15,297
Year 6$20,317
Year 7$25,336
Year 8$30,356
Year 9$35,375
Year 10$40,394
Year 11$45,414
Year 12$50,433
Year 13$55,453
Year 14$60,472
Year 15$65,492
Year 16$70,511
Year 17$75,530
Year 18$80,550
Year 19$85,569
Year 20$90,589
Year 21$95,608
Year 22$100,628
Year 23$105,647
Year 24$110,667
Year 25$115,686
Year 26$120,705
Year 27$125,725
Year 28$130,744
Year 29$92,324
Year 30$53,903
New loan amortization schedule360 payments, paid off Sep 2056. Select a year to see its months.
New loan amortization schedule: principal, interest and balance by year
YearPrincipalInterestBalance
$6,093$32,327$513,907
$6,485$31,935$507,421
$6,902$31,518$500,519
$7,346$31,074$493,173
$7,819$30,602$485,354
$8,322$30,099$477,032
$8,857$29,564$468,175
$9,427$28,994$458,748
$10,033$28,388$448,715
$10,679$27,742$438,036
$11,365$27,055$426,671
$12,096$26,324$414,574
$12,875$25,546$401,700
$13,703$24,718$387,997
$14,584$23,837$373,413
$15,522$22,899$357,891
$16,520$21,900$341,371
$17,583$20,838$323,787
$18,714$19,707$305,073
$19,918$18,503$285,156
$21,199$17,222$263,957
$22,563$15,858$241,394
$24,014$14,407$217,380
$25,558$12,862$191,822
$27,202$11,218$164,620
$28,952$9,469$135,668
$30,814$7,606$104,853
$32,796$5,624$72,057
$34,906$3,515$37,151
$37,151$1,270$0

Figures are estimates for illustration only. Break-even is closing costs divided by the monthly saving. A longer new term can lower the payment and still cost more interest over the life of the loan.

Reading your refinance results

Every number above is an estimate. A loan officer can replace assumptions with your actual taxes, insurance quotes and pricing.

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  1. Monthly savings

    The difference between your current principal and interest payment and the new one. Taxes and insurance usually stay the same.

  2. Break-even month

    Closing costs divided by monthly savings. If you plan to stay in the home past this point, the refinance likely pays off.

  3. Lifetime interest

    Compares the interest left on your current loan with the interest on the new loan plus closing costs. A lower payment can still cost more over time if you extend the term.

  4. Choosing a term

    Matching your remaining years, or going shorter, protects long-term savings. Our loan officers often suggest a 20 or 25-year term for borrowers several years into a 30-year loan.

Common questions

On larger Greater Boston balances it often is. Run your numbers above: if break-even comes within two to three years and you plan to stay, it is worth a closer look.

Usually yes, if you have enough equity. That raises the balance slightly but means no cash out of pocket.

Set closing costs to $0 and add about 0.25% to the new rate for a rough comparison.

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