IS PAYING POINTS WORTH IT
Mortgage Points
Calculator
Compare upfront discount-point costs, monthly payment savings, break-even timing, and estimated interest savings over the time you expect to keep the loan.
MORTGAGE POINTS CALCULATOR
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LOAN ASSUMPTIONS
Build the Base Loan Scenario
POINTS STRATEGY
Model Cost, Rate Reduction & Holding Period
The rate reduction per point is a user-selected planning assumption. Actual pricing varies by lender, market conditions, credit profile, occupancy, loan program, property type, lock period, and other factors.
ESTIMATED MONTHLY PAYMENT SAVINGS
Estimated principal-and-interest savings compared with the base-rate scenario.
GOLDEN OAK INSIGHT
The estimated break-even occurs within the selected holding period.
The selected points may produce net savings if you keep the loan beyond the modeled break-even period.
BREAK-EVEN ANALYSIS
Upfront Cost vs. Monthly Savings
COMPARE POINT OPTIONS
See How Each Point Option Changes the Tradeoff
Each option uses the same loan amount, base planning rate, loan term, point cost, rate-reduction assumption, and holding period.
0 POINTS
$0/mo
0.50 POINTS
$0/mo
1.00 POINT
$0/mo
1.50 POINTS
$0/mo
2.00 POINTS
$0/mo
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HELPFUL READING
Educational Resource
OFFICIAL RESOURCE
CFPB: Discount Points and Lender Credits
Review how points and lender credits can change the upfront cost and interest rate of a mortgage.
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A personalized mortgage review can compare lender credits, discount points, lock periods, monthly payment, APR, cash to close, and the time you expect to keep the loan.
This planner provides estimates for educational purposes only and does not constitute a loan offer, approval, rate quote, pricing disclosure, APR calculation, savings guarantee, or commitment to lend. One discount point commonly equals 1% of the loan amount, but the interest-rate reduction associated with a point is not fixed and varies by lender, loan program, market conditions, credit profile, property, occupancy, lock period, and other factors. Actual costs, rates, payments, break-even periods, and savings may vary.