X

Amid unsteady financial markets and considerable uncertainty about the path ahead, what better time than now for a new Two-Month Forecast for Mortgage Rates?

Amid unsteady financial markets and considerable uncertainty about the path ahead, what better time than now for a new Two-Month Forecast for Mortgage Rates?

Where’s your amortization calculator?

Q: About 4 years ago I used your online mortgage calculator to calculate a land contract between my parents and me.  It made a table for 22 years and broke downs interest, principal and the balance by the month and year.  I've lost the chart!  And I cannot find another calculator to help.  Is there any way you can help me out?  I have the exact figures of the initial principal, the term (22 years), the interest rate, and the starting date 5-1-09.  I would greatly appreciate any help you can give me.

A: Our mortgage calculator is still there, but we did make some changes to it a couple of years ago to improve the display and such. You'll want to visit www.hsh.com/mortgage-calculator.html and plug in your numbers. Once you click the calculate button at the bottom of the calculator, jump to the annual results at the bottom of the screen. On the left side of the display, before each year, you will see a [+] symbol. Click it to reveal a payment-by-payment breakdown for the year, including principal, interest and remaining balance.

If you like, you can print the annual summary, or expand each year that you need to see, and then print. Be sure to use your browser's "print preview" button to adjust margins and such so that all the numbers you need to see will show on the page.

Ask the expert
Keith Gumbinger
Keith Gumbinger
Mortgage Expert
Vice President, HSH.com
About Keith: Mortgage market observer and analyst with 35 years experience... (more)
Please enter a question.
Please enter name.
Please enter email.
Captcha code invalid
Q: Does mortgage insurance assist the survivors of a deceased policy holder?
APR 08, 2025
A:

Credit life insurance is sold to homeowners as a means to pay off the mortgage in the event of the death of the homeowner.

Read More
Q: I don't have a Social Security number. Can I get a mortgage?
MAR 31, 2025
A:

Fannie Mae states they do back loans for borrowers who have no Social Security number.

Read More
Q: Will I pay an ACA/ObamaCare tax when I sell my home?
JAN 17, 2025
A:

Some homeowners will pay this 3.8 percent tax when they sell their homes, but only if they meet certain conditions.

Read More
Add to Homescreen?
X
X
Install this web app on your phone :tap and then Add to homescreen