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How do changing interest rates affect your mortgage repayments?
Mortgage interest rate comparison calculator
Your home or property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
What if your mortgage interest rate changes?
Our interest rate calculator can show how much your monthly mortgage repayments could go up or down, based on changes to your interest rate.
This could be helpful if you’re coming to the end of a fixed rate period, are looking about for a new deal or you’re wondering how potential rate changes could affect your monthly repayments.
With Standard Variable Rate and tracker rates, the interest rate applied to your mortgage could change. For fixed rate mortgages, the interest rate will stay the same until the end of the fixed rate period.
Calculations based on interest accruing daily and applied monthly.
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See how a change of interest rates could affect your monthly mortgage payments.
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All figures provided are for illustrative purposes only. Calculations based on interest accruing daily and applied monthly.
Compare the types of mortgages available
Compare the different mortgage types that are available to you such as fixed, tracker or standard variable rate mortgages.
It's important to think about your financial circumstances to choose the option that is best for you.
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