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Mortgage Overpay vs Invest Calculator

Compares the interest you save by overpaying a mortgage each month with what the same money would grow to if you invested it instead.

Enter your numbers

Example: 10000

Example: 9

Example: 12

Example: 10

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Figures are computed on your device; nothing is sent anywhere.

Formula

interestSaved = monthlyOverpayment * 12 * years * loanRatePercent / 100; monthlyInvestRate = investRatePercent / 100 / 12; months = years * 12; investmentValue = monthlyOverpayment * ((1 + monthlyInvestRate)^months - 1) / monthlyInvestRate; advantageToInvesting = investmentValue - interestSaved

How the calculation works

Enter the extra amount you could pay towards the mortgage each month and the annual interest rate your loan charges.

Enter the annual return you realistically expect from investing and the number of years you would keep both going.

The tool works out the simple interest saved on the loan and the compound growth of the same monthly money invested, then subtracts one from the other.

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When to use it

Worked example

Overpaying 10000 Taka a month on a 9 percent loan for 10 years saves about 1080000 Taka in interest, while the same money invested at 12 percent grows to about 2300390 Taka, an advantage of about 1220390 Taka to investing.

Interest saved 108,000.00
Investment value 2,323,391.00
Advantage to investing 2,215,391.00

Common questions

Does the mortgage saving use simple or compound interest?

It uses a simple estimate of the interest saved, so the real figure depends on your remaining term and balance, and the comparison is best treated as a guide rather than an exact result.

Last updated: 2026-10-03