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$5,000 Yearly Lump Sum on a $600K mortgage at 10%

One $5,000 principal payment at the end of each year. Monthly principal & interest: $5,265.43.

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Time to payoff21.6 yrs
Years saved8.4
Interest saved$427,302
Total interest$868,253

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#StrategyMonthly paymentPayoffInterest saved
01Refinance to 15-Year$5,144.5415.0 yrs$969,538
02Extra $500/Month$5,265.4320.3 yrs$492,762
03Bi-Weekly Payments$5,265.4321.0 yrs$460,901
04$5,000 Yearly Lump Sum$5,265.4321.6 yrs$427,302
05Recast with $25K$5,265.4324.6 yrs$315,582
06Extra $200/Month$5,265.4324.7 yrs$273,318
07Standard 30-Year$5,265.4330.0 yrs$0

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How it works

Once a year — from a bonus, tax refund, or savings — you send a $5,000 lump payment straight to principal, on top of your normal monthly payments.

Assumptions

A $5,000 lump sum applied to principal at the end of each 12-month year, in addition to regular monthly payments.

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Calculations are illustrative only, based on the assumptions shown. Not financial advice, not a promise of savings or payoff time, and not a loan quote.