The Bank of England is raising interest rates and this is driving up mortgage rates, our calculator lets you work out what this could cost you.
You can work out how much extra you would pay on your mortgage if your lender changes the rate you are paying (or how much you would save if rates came down).
The calculator lets you use your current mortgage rate and see how different levels of rate rises would increase interest and monthly payments.
Enter a figure for the size of the rate rise or a negative value eg (-0.25) for a rate cut.
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Interest rate rise calculator
Work out how much extra you would pay each month and year on your mortgage if your lender changes the rate you pay.Put in a negative value to calculate a rate cut, for example, -0.25%.
Base rate vs mortgage rates
If the Bank of England changes the base rate some mortgage rates will move, but not all. Fixed deals will remain at the same level until they finish, base rate trackers will move by the same amount as the Bank’s shift, and standard variable rates or other deals linked to them will move by an amount decided by the lender.
Latest interest rates and mortgages news
Read our regularly updated guide to find out more: What next for mortgage rates and should you fix?
Our Mortgages & home section also features all our latest mortgage rates articles.
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