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How Can A Loan Expense Comparison Calculator Help Me?
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By Ben Afzal

Basics

There are several basic loan factors that each loan offer will spell out. You can compare the following:

  • Loan Amount
  • Loan Note Rate
  • Annual percentage rate (APR)
  • Loan Length (Years)

The longer your loan length is in years the lower your monthly payment will be. A 50 year loan has a much lower monthly payment than a 15 year loan.

The loan note rate is the interest rate you will pay on the loan. The annual percentage rate is the interest rate adjusted for the cost of your closing costs.

  • Loan Payment Options
  • Regular Monthly Payment
  • Total payments over time
  • Total interest paid over time

A mortgage calculator will help you figure out what your monthly payment would be. It will also help you figure out what the payment would be if you had an interest only loan.

Many loans offer an interest only option for the first several years of the loan.

  • Mortgage Expense
  • Points (%) Points ($)
  • Other Closing Costs
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A point is 1% of the loan amount. For example, two points on a $400,000 loan is $8,000.

You will also have other closing costs, including title, esrow, insurance, lender, broker, and other fees. You can factor all of these in to compare the offers side by side on a mortgage calculator.

There are many free mortgage calculators available online to help you.

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