How much can I borrow for a mortgage?

The amount you could borrow for a mortgage depends on your income, expenses and other factors.

Use the Lloyds mortgage borrowing calculator to get an idea of how much you can afford to borrow.

 

Use the mortgage borrowing calculator

  • Answer a few questions about your income and outgoings.
  • Get an idea of how much you could borrow.
  • Check your mortgage affordability before you apply.
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You could lose your home if you don’t keep up your mortgage repayments

How does the borrowing calculator work?

The Lloyds borrowing calculator can help you work out your mortgage affordability. It uses a range of information, such as your income, to see how much money you might be able to borrow. 

To use the calculator, you’ll need to confirm:

  • how many people are applying
  • your employment status
  • the income of those applying
  • your outgoings
  • if you have any dependants.

Once you enter your details, we’ll give you an estimate of how much you could borrow. This won’t affect your credit score. 

You can then check the current rates from Lloyds before applying for an agreement in principle. Rates are still subject to a successful full mortgage application. 

Want to work out your repayments?

See what your mortgage payments might look like with the mortgage repayment calculator. Enter a few details to get an estimated monthly repayment amount. 

Use the repayment calculator 

What happens next?

Learn more about our mortgage rates

Whether you’re a first-time buyer, moving home or want to move your mortgage to Lloyds, find out more about our mortgage rates.

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Apply for an agreement in principle

If you’re happy with the rates you’ve seen and confident in your affordability, you can apply for an agreement in principle (AIP). It lets you know how much you could borrow before you apply for a mortgage and won’t impact your credit score. 

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Get in touch

You can call us or book a video mortgage appointment from the comfort of your own home.

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Let’s look at the details

  • The mortgage amount you could borrow is often based on your income and other factors, such as existing debts. Lenders also look at your loan to value (LTV) ratio when reviewing your application. This is the % of the property value you’re wanting to borrow. 

    The borrowing calculator can give you a quick view of what you might be able to afford. It can also help you work out your LTV ratio. But if you want an exact idea of how much we could lend you, with no hard credit check, it’s best to apply for an agreement in principle.

  • When using the borrowing calculator, you’ll need to enter in some simple details. This includes:

    • your income
    • your employment status
    • your outgoings
    • any dependants you have
    • your earnings and debts.

    If you’re applying with another person, we’ll also consider their income and outgoings alongside your own. 

    If you do an AIP to get an exact idea of how much you could borrow, we’ll ask a wider range of questions and do a soft credit check. If you complete a full mortgage application, we’ll then do a full credit search.

  • With Lloyds, you could borrow up to 5.5x your income, depending on your circumstances. Use the calculator to find out more. Lending subject to approval.

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