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Debt Consolidator Calculator
How is your cash-flow?
If you have more than $10,000 in debt outside of your mortgage, chances are that your cash-flow is tighter than it needs to be. What’s more, the monthly payments that you do make against your debt barely makes a dent on the overall balance, since so much of it goes towards interest payments.
Take our Debt Consolidation calculator for a spin to find out how much you could be saving each month in cash-flow.
Current Mortgage
- Current Mortgage Amount ($)
- Current Interest Rate (%)
- Remaining Amortization (i.e., 25 years)
- Monthly Interest Paid
- Total Monthly Payment (Principal + Interest)
List of Debts to be Paid
- Amount ($)
- Interest Rate (%)
- Monthly Payment ($)
- Monthly Interest
- Total Monthly Mortgage & Debt Interest
- Old Mortgage
- Amount of Debt to be Paid
- Total New Mortgage Amount
- New Amortization (Years)
- New Monthly Mortgage Interest Payment
- Monthly Payment
- Old Monthly Payments (Mortgage & Debt)
- New Monthly Payment
- Total Monthly Savings
- Your 5-year Interest Savings
New mortgage including debt to pay out
The following are your savings
*All numbers considered approximate
The Personal Mortgage Group Calculators
Debt Consolidator
If you have more than $10,000 in debt outside of your mortgage, chances are that your cash-flow is tighter than it needs to be. Take our Debt Consolidation calculator for a spin to find out how much you could be saving each month in cash-flow.
Land Transfer Tax
Land Transfer Tax is paid each time you purchase a property and should always be included in your budget. Find out how much you'll have to pay in taxes when you purchase your home.
Recurring/Regular Deposit Calculator
There are many ways that you can accomplish your financial goals, such as making a one-time investment or establishing a regular deposit program. Use our comparison tool to see the type of growth you could expect with either option.
