Mortgage Calculator

Estimate your monthly mortgage payment and understand your property affordability before making a purchase.

Can you afford this property?

Enter your financial details to get a realistic picture — not just a payment estimate, but a full affordability assessment with guidance.

How it works

  1. Enter the property and loan details
  2. Provide your net monthly income and any existing debts
  3. Get a clear verdict: affordable, borderline, or not viable
  4. Ask follow-up questions about your mortgage and finances

Thresholds used

Safe debt burden≤ 35% of net income
Caution zone35–50% of net income
High risk> 50% of net income

Based on net (take-home) income — more conservative than gross-based rules.

Property & Loan

Your Financial Position

Required to assess affordability — a payment without income context is just a number.

Include any recurring payments: car loans, personal loans, existing rent, etc.

Understanding Your Mortgage

Down Payment

Typically 10-20% of the home price is required as a down payment. A larger down payment reduces your monthly payments and overall interest paid.

Interest Rates

Interest rates vary based on market conditions and your credit profile. Even a small difference in rate can significantly impact your total cost over time.

Loan Terms

Common terms are 15, 20, or 25 years. Shorter terms mean higher monthly payments but less interest paid overall. Choose based on your budget and goals.

Additional Costs to Consider

One-Time Costs

  • •Legal Fees: Processing and registration costs
  • •Valuation Fees: Property assessment costs
  • •Stamp Duty: Government tax on property transfer

Ongoing Costs

  • •Property Insurance: Protect your investment
  • •Service Charges: For apartments and gated communities
  • •Maintenance: Regular upkeep and repairs

Tip: Financial advisors recommend that your monthly mortgage payment should not exceed 30-35% of your gross monthly income to maintain a healthy financial balance.

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