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Refinance Calculator

See how much refinancing could save you and how long it takes to break even on closing costs.

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About This Calculator

This refinance calculator compares your current mortgage payment to a new loan at a different rate and/or term, showing your monthly savings and the break-even point — how many months it takes for those savings to cover the closing costs of refinancing.

How This Is Calculated

Break-Even (months) = Closing Costs ÷ Monthly Savings

Closing Costs
Total fees to refinance (appraisal, origination, title, etc.)
Monthly Savings
Current payment minus new payment

If refinancing saves $180/month and costs $5,000 in fees, you break even in about 28 months — refinancing pays off if you plan to stay in the home longer than that.

Assumptions

  • Compares principal & interest only; does not include changes in taxes, insurance, or PMI removal.
  • Assumes both loans are fixed-rate.
  • Lifetime interest savings compares the current loan's remaining term against the new loan's full term.

Frequently Asked Questions

Compare the break-even point (how long it takes monthly savings to cover closing costs) to how long you plan to stay in the home. If you'll stay well past the break-even point, refinancing likely makes financial sense.

Last updated January 15, 2026. Results are estimates for informational purposes only — read our disclaimer.