Mortgage inputs
Does not include fees, insurance, discounts, contractual rounding or special clauses. Use manual data and verify the result with your lender.
🏠 Model a variable-rate mortgage with rate resets: initial payment, applied rate, and full amortization schedule. Set principal and term.
Estimate the current payment until the next reset and the revised payment after the index changes. You can use Euribor, SARON, SOFR, SONIA, TONA or any manual reference index.
Does not include fees, insurance, discounts, contractual rounding or special clauses. Use manual data and verify the result with your lender.
| Mes | Payment | Interés | Capital | Balance | Annual rate |
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| Index change | Annual rate | Payment |
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It uses French amortization and splits the projection into two periods: current rate until reset and expected rate after that reset.
The Euribor calculator focuses on one index. This tool is general: it works with any editable variable reference and compares the jump between periods.
Enter the real outstanding balance, remaining term, current index, index you want to simulate at reset, and your contractual spread.
No. Index values are entered manually to avoid stale data and to allow custom scenarios.
You can enable a floor, a cap or both. The tool applies those limits to the nominal rate index + margin.
It may differ because of rounding, discounts, insurance, fees, reset calendars or contract-specific terms.
It uses French amortization: constant payment within each rate period, with interest calculated on the outstanding balance.
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