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Mortgage Repayment Planning Guide | Smart Loan Strategies

By Tax&Facts | Published on Feb 4, 2025 | Read: 3 Mins

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Overview

Effective repayment planning can save thousands in interest and shorten your loan term. This guide shows practical strategies for managing your mortgage.

Step 1: Budget for Monthly Payments

  • Include principal, interest, insurance, and taxes
  • Plan for fluctuations in adjustable-rate loans

Step 2: Make Extra Repayments

  • Reduces principal faster
  • Saves interest over the loan term
  • Even small extra payments help

Step 3: Refinancing Considerations

  • Check current rates vs your loan
  • Consider fees vs interest savings

Step 4: Avoid Common Mistakes

  • Don’t overextend borrowing
  • Avoid skipping payments
  • Understand penalties for prepayment

FAQs

Q1: How much extra should I pay each month?
Even a small amount, like 5–10% extra, can save thousands over time.

Q2: Can refinancing reduce my payments?
Yes, if current rates are lower than your existing loan.

Q3: Are extra repayments allowed for all loans?
Most allow them, but check your loan terms for caps or fees.

Q4: Should I focus on principal or interest first?
Extra payments reduce principal, which in turn reduces interest over time.

Tools and Resources

Calculate Your Repayments
Estimate your mortgage monthly payments accurately.
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