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Mortgage payment calculator: schedule, APR and a rate test

Equal or declining instalments, total interest over the term, a year-by-year schedule and an APR including fees and insurance. Plus three scenarios the bank will check anyway: the rate 1, 2 and 3 points higher.

Term
Instalments

First instalment

3 175,82PLN/month

Total interest
452 744 zł
Total to repay (incl. fee and costs)
952 744 zł

APR6,01 %

If rates go up

first instalment with the rate higher by…

  • +1 p.p.3 486 zł+310
  • +2 p.p.3 810 zł+634
  • +3 p.p.4 145 zł+969
  • Outstanding balance
  • Cumulative interest paid
0200 tys.400 tys.600 tys.1611162125year
Year by year
YearPrincipalTotal interestOutstanding balance
19 10129 009490 899
29 64828 462481 250
310 22827 882471 022
410 84327 267460 180
511 49426 616448 686
612 18525 925436 500
712 91725 193423 583
813 69424 416409 890
914 51623 593395 373
1015 38922 721379 985
1116 31421 796363 671
1217 29420 816346 377
1318 33319 777328 044
1419 43518 675308 609
1520 60317 507288 006
1621 84116 269266 165
1723 15314 956243 012
1824 54513 565218 467
1926 02012 090192 447
2027 58310 526164 864
2129 2418 869135 623
2230 9987 112104 624
2332 8615 24971 763
2434 8363 27436 927
2536 9271 1810

Indicative result – not a loan offer or investment advice. Statutory and market parameters checked on 2026-10-10.

An indicative tool: the result is an order of magnitude on your assumptions, not a valuation or tax, legal or investment advice. Data entered into the form is never sent or stored anywhere.

How it is computed

  1. 1Interest month by monthMonthly interest = balance × rate ÷ 12, rounded to the grosz – the way banks compute mortgages. Equal instalment: R = K × r ÷ (1 − (1 + r)^−n). Declining instalment: a fixed principal part K ÷ n plus interest on the falling balance.
  2. 2APRThe effective annual rate as in the statute: the rate at which the value of all payments (instalments, fee, fixed monthly costs) equals the amount actually paid out. Without fees and costs the APR is only slightly above the nominal rate – because of monthly compounding.
  3. 3Rate testWith a variable rate the instalment changes every 3 or 6 months with the index (WIBOR, later POLSTR). The +1, +2 and +3 pp scenarios show whether the household budget would survive a return of 2022–2023 rates.
InstalmentsFirst instalmentTotal interest
Equal (500k, 7 %, 25 yrs)PLN 3,533.90PLN 560,167
Declining (same inputs)PLN 4,583.34PLN 438,957

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Frequently asked questions

What rate should I enter in October 2026?

For a variable rate: 3M WIBOR (approx. 3.85 % in early October 2026) plus the bank margin, usually 1.5–2.5 pp. The calculator starts at 5.85 %. For a periodically fixed rate enter the offer rate – after 5 years it switches to variable.

Equal or declining instalments?

Declining ones cost less interest (about PLN 121k less in the example above), but the first instalment is about 30 % higher, so the bank will compute a lower capacity. Equal ones give a predictable budget; the cost gap can be closed with overpayments.

Why is the APR higher than the interest rate?

Because it includes all costs (fee, insurance) and the fact that interest accrues monthly. Even without costs, 7 % nominal is 7.23 % effective. Compare offers by APR, not by the rate alone.

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