Mortgage overpayment calculator

Find out how to make a mortgage overpayment with Lloyds and use the calculator to work out how it could reduce your balance.

 

Use our overpayment calculator

If you have a Lloyds mortgage, you can log in to use the mortgage overpayment calculator to work out how much you could save by overpaying. 

You can: 

  • get accurate results in as little as 2 minutes, based on your mortgage details 
  • make a one-off overpayment instantly 
  • schedule a direct debit or standing order for a regular overpayment. 
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How much could you save?

Let’s say you have a £200,000 mortgage with 25 years left and an interest rate of 5% that stays the same for the whole term. Your monthly payment is about £1,055, which will continue at that level until the mortgage is paid.

Impact of lump sum overpayments

Lump sum

Reduction in term

Interest saved

Lump sum

£1,000

Reduction in term

2 months

Interest saved

£1,706

Lump sum

£5,000

Reduction in term

1 year, 2 months

Interest saved

£8,308

Lump sum

£10,000

Reduction in term

2 years, 4 months

Interest saved

£16,080

Impact of regular monthly overpayments

Monthly overpayment

Reduction in term

Interest saved

Monthly overpayment

£50

Reduction in term

1 year, 10 months

Interest saved

£9,800

Monthly overpayment

£100

Reduction in term

3 years, 5 months

Interest saved

£18,020

Monthly overpayment

£200

Reduction in term

6 years

Interest saved

£31,067

You would have to make regular overpayments every month for the whole term to save this much interest.

Remember, these numbers are just an example and a rough guide, not exact figures. Your savings will depend on your interest rate, how much you overpay, and your lender’s rules. Your term won’t automatically shorten. You may have to speak to your lender to arrange this.

Overpaying your Lloyds mortgage

As a Lloyds mortgage customer, you have two options when it comes to overpaying your mortgage.

Making a one-off mortgage overpayment

A one-off overpayment is when you make an extra lump sum payment on top of your monthly mortgage payment.

Make a one-off overpayment

Setting up a regular overpayment

A regular overpayment is where you pay more than your normal mortgage payment each month.

Set up a regular overpayment

Paying your mortgage in full

You can overpay to pay your mortgage in full at any time. You may need to pay Early Repayment Charges (ERCs) if you do this.

Pay your mortgage off in full

Is overpaying right for you?

Overpaying your mortgage can save you money but it’s not the right choice for everyone.

Should you overpay?

Mortgage overpayment limits and ERCs

Mortgage overpayments can come with limits. If you go over this limit, you could face an ERC. 

For Lloyds customers, the overpayment limit is 10% of your year-start balance per year before an ERC will apply. Limits with other lenders may be different.

This depends on whether an ERC applies to your mortgage deal, so always check the details.

Early repayment charges

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