Refinance Break-Even Calculator When Do You Start Saving?

Find the exact month when refinancing saves you money — accounting for all closing costs and your new payment.

Monthly Savings
$175
Monthly Savings
$175
Current Monthly Payment
$2,586
New Monthly Payment
$2,412
Break-Even Point
0 mo
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Net Savings Over 5 Years
$10,494
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The differential is $175 between these options.

Small rate or term differences compound. Don't leave the gap on the table.

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Coach Insight

Refinancing always has upfront costs. If you sell or refinance again before the break-even point, you lose money on the transaction. Knowing your break-even month is the most important number in any refinancing decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know.

Why This Matters

Refinancing always has upfront costs. If you sell or refinance again before the break-even point, you lose money on the transaction. Knowing your break-even month is the most important number in any refinancing decision.

How to Use It

  1. 1Enter current and new monthly payments
  2. 2Enter total closing costs
  3. 3See break-even in months and cumulative savings chart
  4. 4Assess whether you will stay long enough to benefit

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