Free UK Property Tools · 2026/27

UK Property Calculators

Mortgage repayments, stamp duty and loan calculators. All updated for 2026/27 rates and SDLT thresholds. Free, instant, no sign-up.

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Whether you're buying your first home, remortgaging, or working out what you can afford, these tools give you accurate numbers to work with before you speak to a broker or solicitor.

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Mortgage Calculator

Calculate your monthly mortgage repayment based on property price, deposit, interest rate and term. Includes total interest paid and an amortisation breakdown.

Monthly repaymentTotal interestAmortisationRemortgage
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Stamp Duty Calculator

Calculate SDLT for standard buyers, first-time buyers and additional properties using April 2025 thresholds. Includes Wales (LTT) and Scotland (LBTT) notes.

SDLTFirst-time buyerAdditional propertyApril 2025 rates
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Loan Calculator

Work out monthly repayments on a personal loan. Adjust amount, interest rate and term to see total cost of borrowing and compare different loan options.

Monthly repaymentsTotal costAPRComparison
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Property guides

Property guides

Plain-English guides to the costs of buying property in the UK — from stamp duty thresholds to what affects your mortgage rate.

Stamp Duty Guide 2026

SDLT thresholds, first-time buyer relief and additional property surcharge

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Mortgage Rates Explained

Fixed vs variable, stress tests and how lenders calculate affordability

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Common Questions

Questions answered

From April 2025, first-time buyers pay no stamp duty on properties up to £300,000. On properties between £300,001 and £500,000 they pay 5% on the portion above £300,000. Above £500,000 the standard SDLT rates apply and the first-time buyer relief is lost entirely. Use the stamp duty calculator for your exact figure.
Most UK lenders will offer between 4 and 4.5 times your gross annual income, subject to affordability checks, credit history and deposit size. On £30,000 that's typically £120,000–£135,000. The mortgage calculator shows monthly repayments for any amount and rate.
The base rate changes periodically — check the Bank of England website for the current figure. Mortgage rates from lenders are typically set above the base rate, so a change in base rate does not immediately change your fixed-rate deal but will affect variable and tracker mortgages.
No — the loan calculator shows the standard monthly repayment and total cost of borrowing based on the rate and term you enter. Early repayment charges vary by lender and are set out in your loan agreement.

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