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US Mortgage Extra-Payment Planner

Compare modeled mortgage interest and payoff months with recurring extra principal; download both schedules as CSV.

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Good to know: Independent ToolsKo estimate. Sources reviewed November 11, 2026. For current fixed-rate, fully amortizing monthly loans in good standing. Recomputes a modeled principal-and-interest payment from current principal, rate and remaining months; it does not read or reproduce your contractual payment. Applies extra principal with every monthly payment starting next modeled month, no recast. Interest and payment round to cents monthly; the final scheduled payment clears rounding residue. Excludes escrow, taxes, insurance, PMI, fees, arrears, daily-interest loans, adjustable rates and prepayment penalties. Confirm principal-only instructions and any restrictions with your servicer. No calendar payoff date or lender payoff quote is provided.

How to use it (step by step)

  1. 1Enter current unpaid principal, annual contract interest rate and remaining number of monthly payments. Exclude escrow from the principal balance.
  2. 2Choose the extra principal you would pay with every monthly payment, then compare modeled interest and months saved.
  3. 3Download both schedules and confirm the servicer will apply extra money to principal. Actual contractual payments, timing and charges can change the result.

Words to know

Principal
The outstanding borrowed amount before interest, escrow or fees.
Amortization
The payment-by-payment split between interest and reduction of principal.

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References checked November 11, 2026. Read each tool’s scope and assumptions before relying on its result.

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