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Amortization Calculator

See exactly how each monthly payment splits between principal and interest, and how your balance falls over time.

Amortization Schedule

Generated · Assumption set 2026-04-30

Loan term

Scheduled monthly payment

$2,022.62/mo

Total interest
$408,140.64
Total paid
$728,140.64
Number of payments
360
Payoff
May 1, 2056
30 yr

Balance over time

Year-by-year remaining loan balance, decreasing from start to payoff.
Show data table
Year-by-year remaining balance
YearBalance
1$316,423.24
2$312,606.96
3$308,535.08
4$304,190.51
5$299,554.97
6$294,608.97
7$289,331.75
8$283,701.10
9$277,693.35
10$271,283.24
11$264,443.83
12$257,146.37
13$249,360.20
14$241,052.58
15$232,188.56
16$222,730.93
17$212,639.88
18$201,873.02
19$190,385.09
20$178,127.79
21$165,049.59
22$151,095.53
23$136,206.92
24$120,321.21
25$103,371.61
26$85,286.85
27$65,990.93
28$45,402.71
29$23,435.67
30$0.00

Principal vs. interest by year

Annual principal versus interest paid each year of the loan.

Amortization schedule

YearPrincipalInterestExtraBalanceToggle
Year 1$3,576.76$20,694.68$0.00$316,423.24
Year 2$3,816.28$20,455.16$0.00$312,606.96
Year 3$4,071.88$20,199.56$0.00$308,535.08
Year 4$4,344.57$19,926.87$0.00$304,190.51
Year 5$4,635.54$19,635.90$0.00$299,554.97
Year 6$4,946.00$19,325.44$0.00$294,608.97
Year 7$5,277.22$18,994.22$0.00$289,331.75
Year 8$5,630.65$18,640.79$0.00$283,701.10
Year 9$6,007.75$18,263.69$0.00$277,693.35
Year 10$6,410.11$17,861.33$0.00$271,283.24
Year 11$6,839.41$17,432.03$0.00$264,443.83
Year 12$7,297.46$16,973.98$0.00$257,146.37
Year 13$7,786.17$16,485.27$0.00$249,360.20
Year 14$8,307.62$15,963.82$0.00$241,052.58
Year 15$8,864.02$15,407.42$0.00$232,188.56
Year 16$9,457.63$14,813.81$0.00$222,730.93
Year 17$10,091.05$14,180.39$0.00$212,639.88
Year 18$10,766.86$13,504.58$0.00$201,873.02
Year 19$11,487.93$12,783.51$0.00$190,385.09
Year 20$12,257.30$12,014.14$0.00$178,127.79
Year 21$13,078.20$11,193.24$0.00$165,049.59
Year 22$13,954.06$10,317.38$0.00$151,095.53
Year 23$14,888.61$9,382.83$0.00$136,206.92
Year 24$15,885.71$8,385.73$0.00$120,321.21
Year 25$16,949.60$7,321.84$0.00$103,371.61
Year 26$18,084.76$6,186.68$0.00$85,286.85
Year 27$19,295.92$4,975.52$0.00$65,990.93
Year 28$20,588.22$3,683.22$0.00$45,402.71
Year 29$21,967.04$2,304.40$0.00$23,435.67
Year 30$23,435.67$833.21$0.00$0.00

Assumptions used

Assumption set 2026-04-30

Loan amount
$320,000calculated
Annual interest rate
6.50%user input
Loan term
30 yearsuser input
Start month
2026-05-01user input
Extra monthly payment
$0user input

How this calculator works

Each month, the lender first charges interest on your remaining balance, then applies the rest of your payment to principal. Early payments are mostly interest; late payments are mostly principal. An amortization schedule shows that split for every month of your loan.

Reviewed for calculation accuracy and clarity by Mortgage Well calculation team ·

When to use this

  • You want to see how much of your payment is interest in any given month or year.
  • You're modeling extra principal payments to see how much faster you'd pay off.
  • You need a schedule to share with a CPA, planner, or co-borrower.

Methodology

We compute the scheduled monthly payment from the standard fully-amortizing formula and then walk the schedule month by month. Each row records the interest charge on the beginning balance, the scheduled principal, any extra principal applied that month, and the resulting ending balance.

monthly_interest = beginning_balance * (annual_rate / 12)
scheduled_principal = scheduled_payment - monthly_interest
ending_balance = beginning_balance - scheduled_principal - extra_principal

Assumptions

  • Fixed-rate, fully-amortizing loan.
  • Money is tracked in integer cents; the final period is adjusted so balance reaches exactly $0.
  • Extra payments are applied to principal immediately on the period entered.

Example

On a $320,000 loan at 6.5% over 30 years, your first payment is about $2,022 — roughly $1,733 in interest and $289 in principal. By year 25, the same payment is mostly principal.

Frequently asked

How are extra payments applied?
Extra principal reduces your balance immediately, which lowers the interest charged in every subsequent month. That's why even small extras can save years of payments.
Why does the final payment differ slightly?
Each month is rounded to whole cents, which can leave a tiny residual. We adjust the final period so the balance lands on exactly $0.

Estimates only. This calculator is not a loan offer, loan approval, official Loan Estimate, Closing Disclosure, tax advice, legal advice, or financial advice. Actual payments, rates, taxes, insurance, mortgage insurance, closing costs, and loan terms may vary. Contact a qualified lender, tax professional, or financial advisor for guidance.