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Free mortgage payment calculator with full PITI (principal, interest, property tax, insurance) plus HOA. Includes amortization chart and PMI cancellation milestone.

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Mortgage Payment Calculator
The full PITI math (principal, interest, property tax, insurance, HOA) — not just the loan payment most calculators show. Includes amortization breakdown and the month your loan crosses 20% equity for PMI cancellation.

$400,000

20% down ($80,000)

6.360% APR

Default 6.36%Freddie Mac PMMS — 30-Year Fixed Rate Mortgage Averageas of May 2026

30-year fixed

1.10% / year

$1,800

$0

Total monthly payment (PITI + HOA)

$2,510/mo

P + I

$1,993

Tax

$367

Insurance

$150

HOA

$0

Loan amount

$320,000

After 20% down ($80,000)

Total interest over 30y

$397,568

124% of the loan

PMI drops off at

Already there

When you reach 20% equity (conventional loans)

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  • Principal
  • Interest

Costs this calculator does NOT include: PMI (added if down payment is under 20% — typically 0.5%-1.5% of loan amount annually), maintenance (1-2% of home value annually is realistic), closing costs (2-5% of home price, paid once at signing), and utility differences vs renting. Budget for these separately.

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🏠 $2,510/mo

$400,000 home, 20% down, 6.360% rate, 30-year fixed = $2,510/mo all-in.

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The Mortgage Payment Calculator returns the full PITI (Principal, Interest, Property Tax, Insurance) plus HOA — the actual monthly check a homeowner writes — not the slimmer P+I number most calculators highlight. Includes an amortization chart so you can see when interest stops dominating principal, and surfaces the exact month your loan crosses 20% equity (the PMI cancellation milestone on conventional mortgages).

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How this calculator works

  1. Enter the home price and your down payment percentage. 20% is the standard threshold that avoids PMI on conventional loans.
  2. Set the interest rate. Current 30-year fixed averages are tracked in the calculator default (Freddie Mac PMMS); always get quotes from at least 2 lenders for an actual purchase.
  3. Choose the loan term. 30-year is the US default; 15-year cuts total interest roughly in half but raises the monthly payment by ~50%.
  4. Enter your local property tax rate. The national average is 1.1%, but Texas runs ~1.6%, Illinois ~2.0%, California ~0.7%.
  5. Add annual homeowners insurance ($1,500–$2,500 typical) and monthly HOA if applicable.
  6. Read the all-in monthly payment + amortization chart. Budget separately for maintenance (1–2% of home value/year) and closing costs (2–5% one-time).

M = P × [ r (1 + r)ⁿ ] / [ (1 + r)ⁿ − 1 ] + monthly tax + insurance + HOA

Standard fixed-rate amortization formula. The monthly principal-and-interest payment derives from the loan amount, the monthly rate, and the number of payments. We add property tax, insurance, and HOA to land at the all-in monthly cost — what you actually write a check for.

M
Monthly principal + interest payment
P
Loan amount (home price − down payment)
r
Monthly interest rate (APR ÷ 12)
n
Total number of payments (term in years × 12)

Frequently asked questions

Principal, Interest, (property) Tax, Insurance — the four components of a typical mortgage payment when you escrow tax + insurance with the lender. Does not include HOA, PMI, or maintenance.

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National Avg Savings APY — 0.38% (as of May 2026)FDIC National Rates and Rate Caps High-Yield Savings (typical) — 4% (as of May 2026)FDIC National Rates + reported HYSA APY (top online banks) S&P 500 — 10% (as of 2026 (1928–2025 dataset))NYU Stern (Damodaran) — S&P 500 Annual Returns 1928–2025 Total US Stock Market — 9.7% (as of 2026)CRSP US Total Market Index (long-run avg) 10-Year Treasuries — 4.5% (as of May 2026)Federal Reserve FRED — 10-Year Treasury (DGS10) US Real Estate — 4.2% (as of 2026)S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller US National Home Price Index (FRED) Gold — 7.8% (as of 2026)World Gold Council historical price data Long-run CPI Inflation — 3% (as of 2026)Bureau of Labor Statistics — CPI-U (long-run avg) 30-Year Fixed Mortgage — 6.36% (as of May 2026)Freddie Mac PMMS — 30-Year Fixed Rate Mortgage Average Credit Card APR (avg, accounts assessed interest) — 21.52% (as of May 2026 release (March 2026 data))Federal Reserve G.19 — Consumer Credit Auto Loan (60-month new car, avg) — 7.52% (as of May 2026 release (March 2026 data))Federal Reserve G.19 — Consumer Credit Personal Loan (24-month unsecured, avg) — 11.4% (as of May 2026 release (March 2026 data))Federal Reserve G.19 — Consumer Credit Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized (Undergrad) — 6.52% (as of AY 2026-27)US Dept of Education — Interest Rates and Fees for Federal Student Loans HELOC (typical introductory rate) — 7.26% (as of May 2026)Bankrate — Current HELOC Rates 12-month CD (top online rate, typical) — 4.1% (as of May 2026)FDIC + reported top online CD rates Mortgage Refinance Closing Costs (typical) — 3% (as of 2026)Freddie Mac — Cost of Refinancing College Tuition Inflation (long-run avg) — 4% (as of AY 2025-26 (Nov 2025 publication))College Board — Trends in College Pricing 2025