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Provide some details on your current mortgage deal, including how much you owe and when your current deal ends.
The MoneySuperMarket remortgage calculator will work out how much you can save by remortgaging. Simply fill in a few details about your current deal and we'll show you how much you could save by switching to a new deal with your current lender, or by remortgaging (switching to a new lender), compared to staying on your SVR.
To use our remortgage calculator, you will need to provide us with details about your current mortgage deal, including:
Your remaining mortgage balance
Your current provider
End date of current deal
Remaining term after current deal
Current monthly payment amount
Provide some details on your current mortgage deal, including how much you owe and when your current deal ends.
See how much you can save by switching to a new lender, compared to staying with your current lender or moving onto the SVR.
After seeing the best available deal, you can click straight to the lender or talk to a broker, or view all available deals.
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Remortgaging can save you money if you secure a lower interest rate or better terms, but it’s important to consider any fees. Early repayment charges on your current mortgage, arrangement fees, valuation costs, or legal fees can affect whether a remortgage is worthwhile overall.
The most common time to remortgage is when your current fixed or discounted deal is coming to an end, to avoid moving onto your lender’s higher standard variable rate. You may also consider remortgaging earlier, but you should check for early repayment charges before doing so.
No. A remortgage calculator does not perform a credit check, so it won’t affect your credit score. A full mortgage application, however, will likely involve a credit search by the lender.
Reviewed on 21 Jan 2026 by