Every payment, listed

Amortization Schedule

An amortization schedule lists every payment across the life of your loan, showing the principal, the interest, and the balance left after each one. Enter your loan below and the full table builds instantly, ready to export or print.

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Your numbers

Down payment
= $70,000 down
Loan term
This week's US averages: 7.40% for 30-year, 6.71% for 15-year (updated Oct 2026). Your rate depends on credit and lender. Freddie Mac PMMS
Estimated monthly payment
$2,409/mo
Principal
$2129%
Interest
$1,72772%
Property tax
$32113%
Home insurance
$1506%
Loan amount
$280,000
Total interest
$417,919
Total cost
$867,419
principal, interest & fees
Payoff
Jun 2056
30 yr
Over the life of the loan

Loan balance over time

$0$70K$140K$210K$280K5y10y15y20y25y30y
Crossover in year 21, the point where more of each payment builds equity than pays interest.

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Full breakdown

Amortization schedule

Every payment, split into principal and interest. Export it or print a copy.

YearPrincipalInterestBalance
2026$1,292$10,340$278,708
2027$2,731$20,533$275,977
2028$2,940$20,324$273,037
2029$3,165$20,099$269,872
2030$3,407$19,857$266,465
2031$3,668$19,596$262,796
2032$3,949$19,315$258,847
2033$4,252$19,012$254,596
2034$4,577$18,687$250,019
2035$4,927$18,336$245,091
2036$5,305$17,959$239,786
2037$5,711$17,553$234,075
2038$6,148$17,116$227,927
2039$6,619$16,645$221,309
2040$7,126$16,138$214,183
2041$7,671$15,593$206,512
2042$8,258$15,006$198,253
2043$8,891$14,373$189,363
2044$9,571$13,693$179,791
2045$10,304$12,960$169,487
2046$11,093$12,171$158,394
2047$11,942$11,321$146,451
2048$12,857$10,407$133,594
2049$13,841$9,423$119,753
2050$14,901$8,363$104,852
2051$16,042$7,222$88,811
2052$17,270$5,994$71,541
2053$18,592$4,672$52,949
2054$20,016$3,248$32,933
2055$21,548$1,716$11,385
2056$11,385$247$0
What you get

A row for every payment

The schedule breaks your loan into one row per payment. Each row shows how much went to principal, how much to interest, any extra you paid, and the balance that remains. Switch to the yearly view for a summary, or the monthly view for the full detail.

It is the same document a lender uses to track your loan, and it is genuinely useful for planning: you can see the exact month PMI drops off, the balance at any point if you might sell, and how much interest you will have paid by a given year.

Questions & answers

Frequently asked

How do I export the schedule?
Use the CSV button for a spreadsheet file or Print for a PDF. Both are generated locally, so nothing leaves your browser.
What does the balance column show?
The amount you still owe after that payment clears. It falls a little faster each month as more of your fixed payment goes to principal.
Can I see the schedule for a 15-year loan?
Yes. Change the term to 15 years and the schedule rebuilds. You will see far less total interest and a much steeper balance decline.
MF
Marcus Fielding· Mortgage analyst & editor
Published June 2026 · Updated October 2026
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