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Mortgage calculator

Estimate your monthly repayment

See how property price, down payment, interest rate and loan term change a monthly mortgage payment. It takes a few seconds, and nothing you enter is stored.

Worked exampleHow the estimate is built
  1. Property priceAED 1,500,000
  2. Down payment (20%)AED 300,000
  3. Loan amountAED 1,200,000
  4. Rate and term4.5% · 25 years
  5. Monthly repaymentAED 6,670

Example figures only, not a quote. Try your own.

Instant estimate
Nothing you enter is stored

Mortgage repayment calculator

Enter the property price, then adjust the down payment, annual interest rate and loan term.

Assumes a fixed rate for the whole term. Excludes fees, insurance and other purchase costs. Rates, terms and eligibility are decided by the lender.

Mortgage repayment estimate

Estimated monthly payment

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Principal and interest, per month

Loan amount
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Down payment
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Total interest
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Total repayment
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Example rate only. Your rate, fees and eligibility are set by the lender; this is not an offer.

What the estimate includes, and what it leaves out

The calculator uses the standard formula for a loan repaid in equal monthly instalments. Knowing its limits helps you plan with it.

Included

In your monthly figure

  • Loan amountThe property price minus your down payment.
  • Interest at the rate you enterApplied at the same rate for the whole term.
  • Equal monthly instalmentsPrincipal and interest repaid over the term you choose.

Not included

Costs to plan for separately

  • Lender fees and chargesSuch as processing or valuation fees, where they apply.
  • InsuranceAny insurance the lender or the property requires.
  • Purchase and registration costsTransfer, registration and agency costs of buying the property.
  • Rate changesMany mortgages move from a fixed to a variable rate after an initial period.

Your actual rate, fees, terms and eligibility are set by the lender. The estimate is a starting point for planning, not an offer.

Getting more from the estimate

A few comparisons make the figure far more useful than a single result.

01

Start with the price you are considering

Use a realistic property price, then check the loan amount the calculator shows beneath the result.

TryEnter two or three prices in your range.

02

Compare down payments

A larger down payment lowers the loan amount, the monthly payment and the total interest.

TryMove the down payment slider and watch the total interest.

03

Compare loan terms

A longer term lowers the monthly payment but usually increases the total interest paid.

TrySwitch between 15, 20 and 25 years.

Calculator questions

What the numbers mean and what they leave out.

No. It is an estimate based on the figures you enter. Lenders decide rates, terms and eligibility.

Lenders set their own rates and fees, many mortgages switch from a fixed to a variable rate after an initial period, and insurance or other costs may apply.

No. The calculator runs in your browser and nothing you enter is sent to us or stored.

If the estimate looks workable, book a consultation and we will help you understand what applies to your situation.

Turn your estimate into a plan

Talk to an ASK advisor about your budget, down payment and the options that suit you.