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Cash Out Refinance Calculator

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Calculate your potential savings from refinancing with our free tool. See if now is the right time to refinance.

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About this tool

What Cash Out Refinance Calculator does

A cash-out refinance calculator helps homeowners explore replacing their current mortgage with a larger loan, borrowing against built-up equity. Users input their desired loan amount, new interest rate, and loan term to see the projected monthly payment, total repayment cost, and total interest paid. The output also breaks down principal versus interest and estimates net cash available after closing costs, providing a clear picture of whether refinancing makes financial sense. This site’s version stands out for its straightforward field layout and immediate result display. The interface asks for loan amount, interest rate, and loan term, then presents monthly payment, total of all payments, and total interest paid in a single block. A “Loan Cost Breakdown” section separates principal and interest totals, and a brief “How This Calculator Works” note explains the amortization method. Compared with other refinance tools, it offers minimal clutter, clear labels, and a concise worked example section that guides users through inputting numbers and interpreting the output without overwhelming detail.

Step by step

How to use the Financial Toolset Cash Out Refinance Calculator

  1. 1

    Enter the new loan amount (current balance plus cash-out amount) in the Loan Amount field

  2. 2

    Input the new interest rate (APR) you expect to qualify for

  3. 3

    Select or type the new loan term in years

  4. 4

    Review the calculated Monthly Payment, Total of All Payments, and Total Interest Paid below the form

  5. 5

    Use the Loan Cost Breakdown to see principal versus interest totals before copying results into a spreadsheet or quote

Is it right for you

Best for

Homeowners who want a quick, repeatable check of monthly payment and total cost before pursuing a formal refinance quote or comparing multiple loan scenarios.

Limitations

  • Results are estimates based on input rates and may not include all closing costs or lender-specific fees
  • No option to compare side-by-side with an existing mortgage or multiple new loan offers
  • Ads appear on the page, which may distract from the calculator interface
Questions

Cash Out Refinance Calculator FAQ

Can I use this calculator to compare my current mortgage with a new refinance loan?
The tool is designed for modeling a single new loan scenario. To compare your existing loan side-by-side, you would need to run the calculator twice—once with your current terms and once with proposed new terms—and manually review the monthly payment and total interest differences.
Does the calculator factor in closing costs or lender fees?
The output includes a note that results are estimates and may not reflect all closing costs. The Loan Cost Breakdown shows principal and interest totals, but separate fees such as appraisal, title, or origination charges are not built into the monthly payment calculation.
What interest rate should I enter for an accurate estimate?
Enter the APR you expect to qualify based on your credit profile and current market conditions. The calculator uses that rate to compute the monthly payment and total interest, so a realistic rate will produce a more reliable monthly figure.
Is the monthly payment shown inclusive of taxes and insurance?
No. The calculator provides a principal-and-interest payment only. Property taxes, homeowners insurance, and any PMI would be additional costs not reflected in the Monthly Payment total.
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