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Mortgage Amortization Calculator

The principal-and-interest payment on a typical fixed-rate mortgage stays level, but the split changes. This calculator shows where every payment goes over time.

30-year reference · Oct 15, 2026

7.294%

15-year reference · Oct 15, 2026

6.617%

Data type

National locked-loan indices

Build the schedule

Calculated in this browser. Nothing is saved or uploaded.

Loan term

The starting 30-year rate is a national locked-loan average dated Oct 15, 2026. It is editable and is not a personal lender quote.

Payment schedule

Annual totals or the first 12 individual payments.

YearStarting balancePrincipalInterestEnding balance
Year 1$400,000$3,838$29,049$396,162
Year 2$396,162$4,128$28,760$392,034
Year 3$392,034$4,439$28,448$387,594
Year 4$387,594$4,774$28,114$382,820
Year 5$382,820$5,134$27,753$377,686
Year 6$377,686$5,522$27,366$372,164
Year 7$372,164$5,938$26,950$366,226
Year 8$366,226$6,386$26,502$359,840
Year 9$359,840$6,868$26,020$352,972
Year 10$352,972$7,386$25,502$345,586
Year 11$345,586$7,943$24,945$337,644
Year 12$337,644$8,542$24,346$329,102
Year 13$329,102$9,186$23,702$319,915
Year 14$319,915$9,879$23,009$310,036
Year 15$310,036$10,624$22,264$299,412
Year 16$299,412$11,426$21,462$287,986
Year 17$287,986$12,287$20,600$275,699
Year 18$275,699$13,214$19,674$262,485
Year 19$262,485$14,211$18,677$248,273
Year 20$248,273$15,283$17,605$232,991
Year 21$232,991$16,436$16,452$216,555
Year 22$216,555$17,675$15,212$198,879
Year 23$198,879$19,009$13,879$179,871
Year 24$179,871$20,443$12,445$159,428
Year 25$159,428$21,984$10,903$137,444
Year 26$137,444$23,643$9,245$113,801
Year 27$113,801$25,426$7,462$88,375
Year 28$88,375$27,344$5,544$61,031
Year 29$61,031$29,406$3,481$31,624
Year 30$31,624$31,624$1,263$0

How to read the schedule

Why the balance falls slowly at first

Each month, interest is calculated from the outstanding balance. The balance is highest near the beginning, so more of the early payment goes to interest.

As principal falls, monthly interest falls too, and more of the same scheduled payment reduces principal. That process is amortization.

Why taxes and insurance are not in the table

An amortization schedule tracks the mortgage debt only. Property tax, homeowners insurance, PMI, HOA dues, and escrow do not reduce the loan balance.

Use the PITI, PMI, and escrow calculator to estimate the broader monthly housing payment.

Why a lender schedule can differ by a few cents

Lenders may use their own rounding rules, funding date, and daily-interest conventions. This page uses the standard fixed-rate formula and adjusts the final payment to the remaining balance.

Common questions

Does the schedule include extra payments?

Not yet. It follows the scheduled fixed payment without additional principal, which would change the balance and interest paid.

Can it calculate a zero-interest loan?

Yes. The principal is divided evenly across all scheduled months with no interest charge.

Does this replace a lender amortization schedule?

No. It is a standard-formula estimate. The lender or servicer's written schedule controls your loan.

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