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Calculators for your mortgage

Six free calculators: usable right here, no redirect, no sign-up.

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Which calculator you need when

The calculators build on each other. Used in this order, they take you from the first question to a concrete rate.

SituationCalculatorWhat you know afterwards
No property in sight yetBudget calculatorWhich purchase price is realistic
Purchase price roughly setPurchase costs calculatorHow much equity goes before the loan
Loan amount knownConditions calculatorMonthly rate, interest cost and residual debt
Rate set, structure openRepayment calculatorWhen you are debt-free and what special repayments do
Rent or buy unclearRent vs. buy comparisonFrom which year buying pays off
Fixed period endingFollow-up financing calculatorRate and residual debt of the follow-up loan

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What a calculator can and cannot do

Every calculator here uses the same formulas a bank uses: annuity from interest and repayment rate, residual debt from the amortisation schedule, purchase costs from the statutory rates of each federal state. The arithmetic is sound.

What a calculator cannot know is your actual rate. What a bank offers depends on the loan-to-value ratio, your credit standing, the property and the market on the day you ask. A calculator assumes a rate; a bank sets one. That is why every result here is an example calculation.

For a concrete assessment we compare the market for you – see mortgage advice.

Non-binding example calculation, not a financing offer under the §34i GewO licence.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. They run in your browser, with no sign-up, no redirect and no contact details. Your inputs are not transmitted to us.

The one you enter, starting from an example value. The calculator does not know your actual rate, because that depends on loan-to-value, credit standing and the property.

No. It is a non-binding example calculation and not a financing offer under the § 34i GewO licence. A rate becomes binding only with a concrete bank approval.

Usually in three places: the assumed rate, the valuation of the property and therefore the loan-to-value ratio, and side costs such as commitment interest. The formula is the same, the assumptions are not.

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