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Refinance Checker

Would a new mortgage improve your return? Compares your current payment against a refinance proposal, then nets off the arrangement fee, exit fee and any term change.

Not financial advice. This calculator is for informational use. Outputs depend entirely on the assumptions you enter. It is not financial, tax, legal, mortgage, or investment advice. Consult a qualified, licensed adviser in your jurisdiction before any property, financing, or tax decision.
Inputs
Results
Signal
Worth it
Current payment
€1,177
New payment
€970
Monthly saving
€207
Total fees
€3,900
Fee payback
18.9 mo
5-year net
€8,510
10-year net
€20,920
Worth it: fees pay back in under 2 years and the 5-year net is positive. Skip: fees out-run the saving over 10 years. Pro adds rate-shock scenarios, multi-product comparison and lender-ready packs.
AssetCentral viewWorth it
Monthly saving
€207

New rate cuts your monthly payment by €207 and the €3,900 of fees pay back in 19 months. Over 5 years you keep €8,510 net.

Red flag · Your new term (25 yrs) extends 3 years beyond your current remaining term. Lower monthly payment, but you'll pay more total interest.

Next move · Lock the rate now if it's a tracker — the saving is real but rate volatility can erase the 5-year net quickly.

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5-year net saving under stress

Three what-ifs. Individual unlocks the full sensitivity grid.

What ifBaseUnder stress
New rate +0.5%€8,510€5,453
Arrangement fee +50%€8,510€7,310
Term extended +5 yrs€8,510€13,902

The term-extension row looks better in year 5 — but you pay more total interest. Individual models the full life of the loan.

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How to interpret your results

  • Worth-it: arrangement + exit fees pay back in under 2 years AND the 5-year net is positive.
  • Borderline: fees pay back inside 5 years and the 10-year picture is still positive — useful if you're certain you'll hold that long.
  • Skip: fees out-run the saving over a 10-year horizon, or the new term extends so far that you pay more total interest despite the lower rate.
  • Term extension is a hidden trap. Lower monthly payment + longer term often means more total interest, even at a lower rate.

What this doesn’t include

Valuation fee, legal fee, broker fee, early-repayment-charge variation by lender, rate-shock on the new product. Pro adds rate-shock scenarios + multi-product comparison.

Next steps

Keep going on this property, or move it into the full portfolio so you can track it month after month.

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