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£300,000 mortgage: monthly repayments

A £300,000 repayment mortgage over 25 years at 4.5% costs £1,667.50 a month. The table shows the monthly repayment for each rate and term.

Monthly repayment on £300,000
Rate20 years25 years30 years35 years
3.5%£1,740£1,502£1,347£1,240
3.75%£1,779£1,542£1,389£1,284
4%£1,818£1,584£1,432£1,328
4.25%£1,858£1,625£1,476£1,374
4.5%£1,898£1,667£1,520£1,420
4.75%£1,939£1,710£1,565£1,467
5%£1,980£1,754£1,610£1,514
5.5%£2,064£1,842£1,703£1,611
6%£2,149£1,933£1,799£1,711

Capital and interest repayment mortgage, fixed rate for the whole term, before fees.

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Mortgage type

Stamp Duty Land Tax in England and Northern Ireland, Land and Buildings Transaction Tax in Scotland (with the 8% Additional Dwelling Supplement), Land Transaction Tax in Wales (no first-time buyer relief).

Monthly payment

£1,667.50

Mortgage amount
£300,000
Loan to value
85%
Total interest
£200,249
Stamp Duty (SDLT)
£2,650
How the mortgage is repaid, year by year
Year-by-year balance (repayment mortgage)
YearInterestCapital repaidBalance
1£13,364£6,646£293,354
2£13,059£6,951£286,403
3£12,739£7,271£279,132
4£12,405£7,605£271,528
5£12,056£7,954£263,574
6£11,691£8,319£255,254
7£11,308£8,702£246,553
8£10,909£9,101£237,451
9£10,491£9,519£227,932
10£10,053£9,957£217,975
11£9,596£10,414£207,561
12£9,117£10,893£196,668
13£8,617£11,393£185,275
14£8,094£11,916£173,359
15£7,546£12,464£160,895
16£6,974£13,036£147,859
17£6,375£13,635£134,223
18£5,748£14,262£119,962
19£5,093£14,917£105,045
20£4,408£15,602£89,443
21£3,691£16,319£73,124
22£2,941£17,069£56,055
23£2,157£17,853£38,202
24£1,337£18,673£19,530
25£479£19,530£0

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a £300,000 mortgage per month?

Over 25 years at 4.5%, a £300,000 repayment mortgage costs £1,667.50 a month, with £200,249 of interest over the term. On an interest-only basis the payment would be £1,125.00 a month.

What salary do I need for a £300,000 mortgage?

Most lenders cap borrowing at around 4 to 4.5 times household income, so a £300,000 mortgage typically needs a household income of about £67,000 to £75,000, subject to the lender’s affordability checks.

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