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Advanced Mortgage Calculators

Last updated: October 2026

Mortgage Refinance Calculator

Compare your current mortgage with a refinance: the change in monthly payment, how many months the closing costs take to recover, and the total cost difference over the life of both loans.

Mortgage Points Calculator

Determine how much your monthly payment drops when you buy discount points and calculate how long you must keep the loan to break even on the upfront cost.

FHA vs Conventional Mortgage Calculator

Compare the true monthly cost of an FHA loan against a conventional mortgage, accounting for MIP, PMI, and interest rate differences.

Bi-Weekly Mortgage Payment Calculator

Calculate how much interest you save and how many years you cut from your mortgage by switching to bi-weekly payments.

Jumbo vs Conforming Loan Calculator

Determine whether your loan qualifies as a conforming or jumbo mortgage and compare monthly payments at each rate.

Jumbo Mortgage Calculator

Estimate your monthly payment on a home loan that exceeds the conforming loan limit.

Jumbo Loan vs Conforming + Second Mortgage Calculator

Compare the true annual cost of a jumbo loan against a conventional loan paired with a second mortgage.

PMI Removal Calculator

Find out when your loan-to-value ratio will drop below 80% (or 78% for automatic cancellation) so you can stop paying private mortgage insurance.

Mortgage Recast Calculator

See how a lump-sum principal payment followed by a recast (re-amortization) lowers your monthly mortgage payment at the same rate and remaining term, and how much interest it saves.

Mortgage Interest Tax Deduction Calculator

Estimate your annual tax savings from deducting mortgage interest on your federal and state returns.

Construction-to-Permanent Loan Calculator

Calculate total financing costs for building a home, including interest-only payments during construction and the permanent mortgage payment after conversion.

HELOC Payment Calculator

Calculate how your HELOC payment will jump when the draw period ends and full principal-plus-interest repayment begins, especially if rates are expected to change.