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What is included in a mortgage payment (PITI)?

PITI stands for Principal, Interest, Taxes, and Insurance - the four components of a typical mortgage payment. Principal reduces your loan balance. Interest is the cost of borrowing. Property taxes are paid to local government. Insurance includes homeowner's insurance and PMI (if applicable). Our calculator shows all these components.

What is PMI and how can I avoid it?

PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance) protects the lender if you default. It's required when your down payment is less than 20% of home value. PMI typically costs 0.5-1% of loan annually. To avoid it: 1) Make 20% down payment, 2) Use piggyback loans, 3) Choose lender-paid PMI (higher rate), 4) Request PMI removal once LTV reaches 80%.

How much house can I afford?

General rules: 1) Home price should be 3-5x your annual income, 2) Monthly payment (PITI) should be ≤28-30% of gross monthly income, 3) Total debt payments ≤36-43% of income (varies by lender). Also budget for: down payment (ideally 20%), closing costs (2-5%), and reserves (3-6 months of payments).

What's the difference between fixed and adjustable rate mortgages?

Fixed-rate: Same rate for entire loan term. Predictable payments. Best when rates are low or you plan to stay long-term. Adjustable-rate (ARM): Rate changes after initial period (e.g., 5/1 ARM = fixed for 5 years, then adjusts yearly). Lower initial rate but risk of increases. Best if you plan to move before adjustment period.

Should I make a larger down payment?

Larger down payment benefits: 1) Lower monthly payments, 2) Less total interest, 3) Avoid PMI (at 20%), 4) Better rates, 5) Instant equity. However, don't drain all savings - keep emergency fund. If home prices are rising fast, a smaller down payment to buy sooner might make sense. Balance down payment with other financial goals.

What are closing costs for a mortgage?

Closing costs typically run 2-5% of home price and include: Loan origination fees, appraisal, title insurance, attorney fees, property taxes (prorated), homeowner's insurance, inspection fees, recording fees. Some can be negotiated or rolled into loan. Always ask for Loan Estimate to compare costs between lenders.

What is included in a mortgage payment (PITI)?

PITI stands for Principal, Interest, Taxes, and Insurance - the four components of a typical mortgage payment. Principal reduces your loan balance. Interest is the cost of borrowing. Property taxes are paid to local government. Insurance includes homeowner's insurance and PMI (if applicable). Our calculator shows all these components.

What is PMI and how can I avoid it?

PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance) protects the lender if you default. It's required when your down payment is less than 20% of home value. PMI typically costs 0.5-1% of loan annually. To avoid it: 1) Make 20% down payment, 2) Use piggyback loans, 3) Choose lender-paid PMI (higher rate), 4) Request PMI removal once LTV reaches 80%.

How much house can I afford?

General rules: 1) Home price should be 3-5x your annual income, 2) Monthly payment (PITI) should be ≤28-30% of gross monthly income, 3) Total debt payments ≤36-43% of income (varies by lender). Also budget for: down payment (ideally 20%), closing costs (2-5%), and reserves (3-6 months of payments).

What's the difference between fixed and adjustable rate mortgages?

Fixed-rate: Same rate for entire loan term. Predictable payments. Best when rates are low or you plan to stay long-term. Adjustable-rate (ARM): Rate changes after initial period (e.g., 5/1 ARM = fixed for 5 years, then adjusts yearly). Lower initial rate but risk of increases. Best if you plan to move before adjustment period.

Should I make a larger down payment?

Larger down payment benefits: 1) Lower monthly payments, 2) Less total interest, 3) Avoid PMI (at 20%), 4) Better rates, 5) Instant equity. However, don't drain all savings - keep emergency fund. If home prices are rising fast, a smaller down payment to buy sooner might make sense. Balance down payment with other financial goals.

What are closing costs for a mortgage?

Closing costs typically run 2-5% of home price and include: Loan origination fees, appraisal, title insurance, attorney fees, property taxes (prorated), homeowner's insurance, inspection fees, recording fees. Some can be negotiated or rolled into loan. Always ask for Loan Estimate to compare costs between lenders.

US Mortgage Calculator 2026 — Monthly Payment & PITI

Calculate monthly mortgage payments with principal, interest, property tax, insurance, and PMI breakdown.

Last updated: 2026-06-01

Formula Source: Mortgage calculation follows CFPB and Federal Reserve (Regulation Z - TILA) standards.

Mortgage Details

Home Price

₹

50.00 Lakh

Down Payment

₹

Interest Rate

Loan Term

years

Property Tax Rate (Annual)

Home Insurance (Annual)

₹

Mortgage Summary

Total Monthly Payment (PITI)

₹38,046

Principal + Interest + Taxes + Insurance

P&I

₹34,713

Tax

₹2,083

Insurance

₹1,250

Loan Amount

₹40,00,000

Total Interest

₹43,31,103

Loan-to-Value (LTV): 80%No PMI Required

Monthly Payment Breakdown

Principal & Interest

Property Tax

Insurance

Month	Payment	Principal	Interest	Balance
1	₹34,713	₹6,380	₹28,333	₹39,93,620
2	₹34,713	₹6,425	₹28,288	₹39,87,196
3	₹34,713	₹6,470	₹28,243	₹39,80,725
4	₹34,713	₹6,516	₹28,197	₹39,74,209
5	₹34,713	₹6,562	₹28,151	₹39,67,647
6	₹34,713	₹6,609	₹28,104	₹39,61,038
7	₹34,713	₹6,656	₹28,057	₹39,54,383
8	₹34,713	₹6,703	₹28,010	₹39,47,680
9	₹34,713	₹6,750	₹27,963	₹39,40,930
10	₹34,713	₹6,798	₹27,915	₹39,34,132
11	₹34,713	₹6,846	₹27,867	₹39,27,285
12	₹34,713	₹6,895	₹27,818	₹39,20,391
13	₹34,713	₹6,943	₹27,769	₹39,13,447
14	₹34,713	₹6,993	₹27,720	₹39,06,455
15	₹34,713	₹7,042	₹27,671	₹38,99,412
16	₹34,713	₹7,092	₹27,621	₹38,92,320
17	₹34,713	₹7,142	₹27,571	₹38,85,178
18	₹34,713	₹7,193	₹27,520	₹38,77,985
19	₹34,713	₹7,244	₹27,469	₹38,70,741
20	₹34,713	₹7,295	₹27,418	₹38,63,446
21	₹34,713	₹7,347	₹27,366	₹38,56,099
22	₹34,713	₹7,399	₹27,314	₹38,48,700
23	₹34,713	₹7,451	₹27,262	₹38,41,249
24	₹34,713	₹7,504	₹27,209	₹38,33,745
25	₹34,713	₹7,557	₹27,156	₹38,26,188
26	₹34,713	₹7,611	₹27,102	₹38,18,577
27	₹34,713	₹7,665	₹27,048	₹38,10,912
28	₹34,713	₹7,719	₹26,994	₹38,03,193
29	₹34,713	₹7,774	₹26,939	₹37,95,420
30	₹34,713	₹7,829	₹26,884	₹37,87,591
31	₹34,713	₹7,884	₹26,829	₹37,79,707
32	₹34,713	₹7,940	₹26,773	₹37,71,767
33	₹34,713	₹7,996	₹26,717	₹37,63,771
34	₹34,713	₹8,053	₹26,660	₹37,55,718
35	₹34,713	₹8,110	₹26,603	₹37,47,608
36	₹34,713	₹8,167	₹26,546	₹37,39,440
37	₹34,713	₹8,225	₹26,488	₹37,31,215
38	₹34,713	₹8,283	₹26,429	₹37,22,932
39	₹34,713	₹8,342	₹26,371	₹37,14,589
40	₹34,713	₹8,401	₹26,312	₹37,06,188
41	₹34,713	₹8,461	₹26,252	₹36,97,727
42	₹34,713	₹8,521	₹26,192	₹36,89,207
43	₹34,713	₹8,581	₹26,132	₹36,80,626
44	₹34,713	₹8,642	₹26,071	₹36,71,984
45	₹34,713	₹8,703	₹26,010	₹36,63,281
46	₹34,713	₹8,765	₹25,948	₹36,54,516
47	₹34,713	₹8,827	₹25,886	₹36,45,689
48	₹34,713	₹8,889	₹25,824	₹36,36,800
49	₹34,713	₹8,952	₹25,761	₹36,27,848
50	₹34,713	₹9,016	₹25,697	₹36,18,832
51	₹34,713	₹9,080	₹25,633	₹36,09,753
52	₹34,713	₹9,144	₹25,569	₹36,00,609
53	₹34,713	₹9,209	₹25,504	₹35,91,400
54	₹34,713	₹9,274	₹25,439	₹35,82,126
55	₹34,713	₹9,340	₹25,373	₹35,72,787
56	₹34,713	₹9,406	₹25,307	₹35,63,381
57	₹34,713	₹9,472	₹25,241	₹35,53,909
58	₹34,713	₹9,539	₹25,174	₹35,44,369
59	₹34,713	₹9,607	₹25,106	₹35,34,762
60	₹34,713	₹9,675	₹25,038	₹35,25,087

Understanding Mortgages

A mortgage is a loan specifically for purchasing property. The property serves as collateral, which is why mortgage rates are typically lower than unsecured loans.

Key Mortgage Terms

LTV (Loan-to-Value): Loan amount ÷ Property value
PMI: Required if LTV > 80%
Escrow: Account for taxes & insurance
Points: Fees to lower your rate

Tips for Home Buyers

Save 20% Down Payment

Avoid PMI and get better rates.

Check Your Credit Score

Better score = Lower interest rate.

Compare Multiple Lenders

Rates vary significantly between banks.

Consider Total Cost

Don't just look at EMI - consider total interest.

Planning Your Dream Home?

Use our other calculators to plan your complete home buying journey.

Data sources

Rates and thresholds on this page are based on official publications. Verify against the source for your specific circumstances.

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) — verified 2026-06-01 · Mortgage payment and PITI guidance

How US Mortgage Payments Work

Your monthly payment (PITI) includes Principal, Interest, Property Taxes, and Insurance. PMI may apply when your down payment is below 20%.

This calculator uses standard amortisation: each payment covers interest on the remaining balance plus principal. Early payments are mostly interest; later payments pay down principal faster.

Estimates only. Actual rates, fees, and escrow vary by lender and location. Not a loan offer or financial advice.

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US Mortgage Calculator 2026 — Monthly Payment & PITI

Mortgage Details

Mortgage Summary

Monthly Payment Breakdown

Understanding Mortgages

Key Mortgage Terms

Tips for Home Buyers

Save 20% Down Payment

Check Your Credit Score

Compare Multiple Lenders

Consider Total Cost

Planning Your Dream Home?

Data sources

How US Mortgage Payments Work

Related guides

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in a mortgage payment (PITI)?

What is PMI and how can I avoid it?

How much house can I afford?

What's the difference between fixed and adjustable rate mortgages?

Should I make a larger down payment?

What are closing costs for a mortgage?