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Loan Refinance & Break-Even Savings Calculator

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Monthly Savings = Current_Payment - New_Payment; Break-Even Months = Closing_Costs / Monthly_Savings
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Understanding Your Results

Calculates monthly payment delta, new amortized payment, lifetime interest savings, and exact break-even recovery months.

Practical Guidance & Next Steps

If you plan to move or sell the asset before the break-even period (e.g. 36 months), refinancing may cost more than it saves.

What is this?

A financial comparison calculator that computes the cost-benefit of refinancing an existing loan into a lower interest rate.

How does it work?

1. Enter current loan balance, APR, and monthly payment. 2. Enter new refinance APR, loan term, and closing costs. 3. View your monthly cash savings, lifetime interest delta, and break-even timeframe in months.

Why use it?

Determines whether refinancing is financially worthwhile after accounting for upfront lender fees.

Technical Scope & Calculation Limitations

Calculates fixed-rate loan amortization.

Frequently Asked Questions

The break-even point is the number of months of monthly payment savings required to fully recover the upfront closing costs paid to refinance.
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