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[Mortgage] Early Repayment: The Best Allocation Between Monthly Payments and Bonus Payments

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This calculator determines the optimal allocation ratio between monthly payments and bonus payments for a mortgage prepayment plan that minimizes total interest paid.
This repayment combination maximizes the amount of interest saved through early repayments based on the ratios calculated here, while also shortening the loan term the most.
However, the repayment method is assumed to be equal principal and interest payments, and early repayments are assumed to be made to shorten the loan term.

By using the simulator linked below, you can view a graph showing how the interest savings vary depending on the allocation ratios.
Interest Rate
%
Monthly Payment Amount
yen
Outstanding Principal Balance for Monthly Repaymentsyen
Additional Amount for Bonus Month
yen
Principal Balance Including Bonus Paymentsyen
Early Repayment Amount
10,000
yen
Optimal prepayment amount to reduce the balance subject to monthly payments yen( %)
The Optimal Prepayment Amount to Add to the Balance for the Bonus Portion yen( %)
If you make an early repayment as described above, yenYou can save on interest and at the same time
Number of monthly payments: Timescan be reduced, and furthermore
Number of bonus payments TimesThat is all that can be reduced.
By the way, if you make an extra payment equal to the full monthly installment each month, yenThis saves on interest.
By the way, if you use the entire amount to make an early repayment toward the bonus installment, yenThis saves on interest.
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