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Should I Consolidate Debt into a Home Equity Loan?

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Instructions
Enter estimated account information on all credit accounts you wish to consolidate. Additional accounts can be grouped into one entry. You may be better off not including loans which will be paid off sooner than your proposed consolidation loan, even if their interest rate is higher than the consolidation loan's rate.
Should I Consolidate Debt into a Home Equity Loan?
Loan Amount Monthly
Payment
Interest Rate
Auto loan 1  Glossary of Terms
Auto loan 2  Glossary of Terms
Boat / RV  Glossary of Terms
Other loan  Glossary of Terms
Credit card 1  Glossary of Terms
Credit card 2  Glossary of Terms
Credit card 3  Glossary of Terms
Credit card 4  Glossary of Terms
Other account 1  Glossary of Terms
Other account 2  Glossary of Terms
Consolidated Loan Information
Interest Rate (%)  Glossary of Terms
Length of Loan (Yrs)  Glossary of Terms
Upfront Costs ($)  Glossary of Terms
Discount Points  Glossary of Terms
Tax Rate (%)  Glossary of Terms


Result
Account analysis: Current Debt Situation Financial analysis
Total debt: $9,000.00 Yearly Interest Savings: $444.00
Monthly Payments: $910.00 Additional Tax Savings: $124.32
Monthly Interest: $97.00 Total Cost of Loan: $2,090.00
Aggregate Interest Rate: 12.933% Payoff Timeline: 0 years 11 months
 
Account analysis: Consolidated Loan Info
Loan Amount: $9,000.00
Monthly Payment: $86.01
Monthly Interest: $60.00
Interest Rate: 8.000%

Glossary of Terms
Auto loan: All auto loans that have not been paid off. Return to Top
Boat / RV: All boat and recreational loans that are outstanding. Return to Top
Other loan: Loans on items such as appliances and furniture. Return to Top
Credit cards: All credit cards with outstanding balances. Return to Top
Other accounts: Includes bank loans such as lines of credit. Return to Top
Interest Rate: The amount of interest charged on a monthly loan payment; usually expressed as a percentage. Return to Top
Length of Loan: The number of years required to pay off the principal and interest of the loan. Return to Top
Upfront Costs: Costs incurred for certain processing expenses in connection with making a real estate loan. Return to Top
Discount Points: Interest Charges paid up-front when a borrower closes a loan. A point is equal to 1 percent of the loan amount (e.g. 1.5 points on a $100,000 mortgage would cost the borrower $1,500). Generally, by paying more points at closing, the borrower reduces the interest rate of his loan and thus future monthly payments. Return to Top
Tax Rate: The income taxes you pay expressed as a percentage of your gross income. Return to Top

Disclaimer: We cannot guarantee the accuracy of this calculator. You should check with your finance provider before entering into any contracts.