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$600,000 mortgage at 8% for 20 years

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$5,018.64/mo

Principal & interest · total interest $604,474 · total paid $1,204,474

Estimated full monthly cost

Principal & interest$5,018.64
Property tax (1.1% of a $750,000 home)$687.50
Home insurance (0.35%/yr)$218.75
Total (PITI, 20% down)$5,924.89

Income needed at the 28% rule: about $253,924/year. Tax and insurance vary widely by location – use the mortgage calculator with your own figures.

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Same loan, other rates

RateMonthlyTotal interest
5%$3,959.73$350,336
5.5%$4,127.32$390,558
6%$4,298.59$431,661
6.5%$4,473.44$473,625
7%$4,651.79$516,430
7.5%$4,833.56$560,054
8%$5,018.64$604,474

Same rate, other terms

TermMonthlyTotal interest
10 years{M(pmt(A,r,t*12))}{M0(pmt(A,r,t*12)*t*12-A)}
15 years{M(pmt(A,r,t*12))}{M0(pmt(A,r,t*12)*t*12-A)}
20 years{M(pmt(A,r,t*12))}{M0(pmt(A,r,t*12)*t*12-A)}
25 years{M(pmt(A,r,t*12))}{M0(pmt(A,r,t*12)*t*12-A)}
30 years{M(pmt(A,r,t*12))}{M0(pmt(A,r,t*12)*t*12-A)}

Amortization schedule

YearPrincipalInterestTotal interestBalance
1$12,682$47,542$47,542$587,318
2$13,735$46,489$94,031$573,583
3$14,875$45,349$139,380$558,709
4$16,109$44,115$183,494$542,600
5$17,446$42,777$226,272$525,154
6$18,894$41,329$267,601$506,259
7$20,462$39,761$307,363$485,797
8$22,161$38,063$345,426$463,636
9$24,000$36,224$381,649$439,636
10$25,992$34,232$415,881$413,644
11$28,149$32,074$447,955$385,494
12$30,486$29,738$477,693$355,008
13$33,016$27,208$504,900$321,992
14$35,757$24,467$529,367$286,236
15$38,724$21,499$550,867$247,511
16$41,938$18,285$569,152$205,573
17$45,419$14,804$583,957$160,154
18$49,189$11,035$594,991$110,965
19$53,272$6,952$601,943$57,693
20$57,693$2,530$604,474$0

FAQ

What is the payment on a $600,000 mortgage at 8% for 20 years?

$5,018.64 per month for principal and interest; total interest over 20 years is $604,474.

What income do I need for a $600,000 mortgage at 8%?

Using the 28% front-end rule and estimated taxes and insurance (total housing cost about $5,925/month), a gross income of roughly $253,924 a year.

How much do extra payments save on a $600,000 loan at 8%?

Paying an extra $418 a month (one extra payment a year) clears it in 16 years 9 months and saves about $115,598 in interest. An extra $100 a month saves about $32,939.

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