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Understand your mortgage before you speak to anyone.

Free calculators, official house prices and mortgage rate statistics. If you want personal advice, we can match you with an FCA-authorised mortgage broker.

A first look at the numbers

Mortgage
£315,000
LTV
90.0%
Monthly
£1,751 /mo

An example at 4.5% over 25 years, before fees. It is not a rate a lender has offered you, and it does not say whether you can afford the home.

See what a £250,000 mortgage could cost

The 4.5% starting figure is an example you can change. It is not a live product, a market average, or the rate a lender would offer.

£1,389.58

a month on a repayment basis, before fees

Interest-only
£937.50
Total interest
£166,874
Total paid
£416,874
At 5.50%
£1,535.22
Same loan, different terms, at your example rate
TermMonthly+1 point+2 pointsTotal interest
15 years£1,912.48£2,042.71£2,177.77£94,247
20 years£1,581.62£1,719.72£1,863.93£129,590
25 years£1,389.58£1,535.22£1,688.02£166,874
30 years£1,266.71£1,419.47£1,580.17£206,017
35 years£1,183.14£1,342.54£1,510.39£246,920
40 years£1,123.91£1,289.43£1,463.64£289,475

A longer term usually lowers the monthly payment and raises total interest if the rate stays the same. Lender maximum age and term rules vary.

Deposit and LTV if this is the mortgage
LTVProperty priceDeposit
95%£263,158£13,158
90%£277,778£27,778
85%£294,118£44,118
75%£333,333£83,333
60%£416,667£166,667

See the £250,000 example · All amounts · Every calculator

Latest published statistics

Bank Rate
3.75%
Since 18 December 2025
2-year fixed, 90% LTV
5.16%
August 2026
5-year fixed, 75% LTV
4.78%
August 2026
UK house price
£272,611
July 2026 (provisional)
House purchase approvals
54,918
August 2026

These are Bank of England statistics for the months shown, not mortgage deals you can apply for today. House purchase approvals are a seasonally adjusted count.

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Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.