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Compare Two Mortgages

The lowest headline rate isn't always the cheapest deal. Compare two deals side by side — during the fixed period, or across the full mortgage term if you know each lender's reversion rate.

How this works. Enter both deals below. By default we compare them during the fixed period — the cost while you're on each deal's initial rate, plus the product fee. If you know each lender's reversion rate (the rate it moves to once the fix ends), add it and switch to Over the full term to see the cost if you kept the mortgage for its whole life. The reversion rate is optional — leave it blank for the standard fixed-period comparison.
Shared inputs — apply to both deals
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The full length of the mortgage — usually 25–35 years. This sets the monthly payment, and it's the window used for the "over the full term" comparison.

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Tip: if you enter both reversion rates we'll switch to the full-term comparison automatically — that's usually what you want once you know them. You can still use the buttons above.

Deal A
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The lender's arrangement / product fee. A low rate with a big fee can cost more than a slightly higher rate with no fee — that's exactly what this tool shows.

The standard variable rate (SVR) the deal reverts to once the fixed period ends. Only needed for the "over the full term" comparison — leave it blank otherwise.

Deal B
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The lender's arrangement / product fee. A low rate with a big fee can cost more than a slightly higher rate with no fee — that's exactly what this tool shows.

The standard variable rate (SVR) the deal reverts to once the fixed period ends. Only needed for the "over the full term" comparison — leave it blank otherwise.

£0 enter two deals to see which one actually costs less.
Comparing during the fixed period
Cheaper deal
Deal A
total cost over the fixed period £0
Monthly payment£0
Of which interest£0
Of which fees£0
Cheaper deal
Deal B
total cost over the fixed period £0
Monthly payment£0
Of which interest£0
Of which fees£0
Watch · 3 min

How to compare two mortgage deals properly

Payam Azadi shows why the lowest rate often loses to a slightly higher one once the product fee — and what the rate reverts to — are counted.

Payam Azadi · NicheAdvice · FCA 750263 · 15k+ YouTube subscribers
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Not sure which deal really wins? Let us check the whole market.

Fees, early repayment charges and reversion rates all change the answer. We'll compare real products against your case — not just headline rates.

For illustrative purposes only

This calculator is a guide. The figures shown are illustrative and based on the inputs you provide — they are not a quote, a mortgage offer, or financial advice. "During the fixed period" compares the cost while you're on each deal's initial rate; "over the full term" assumes you keep the mortgage for its whole life and that the reversion rate you enter stays constant — in reality standard variable rates change over time, and most borrowers remortgage before then. Neither view accounts for early repayment charges, which can differ significantly between products. Lender criteria, interest rates and product fees change frequently, and your individual circumstances may produce different results.

Always speak to an FCA-regulated mortgage brokerThe true cost of a deal also depends on the rate it reverts to, early repayment charges, fees that can be added to the loan, overpayment flexibility and your circumstances. A regulated broker will confirm the real numbers for your case.
Check the official mortgage illustration (ESIS)Every mortgage offer comes with a standardised illustration setting out the rate, fees and total cost. Compare those documents before deciding — not just the headline figures shown here.

Niche Advice Limited accepts no responsibility for any decisions made on the basis of this calculator. Niche Advice Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA Reference: 750263). Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

Interest rates, product fees and lender criteria change frequently. Always confirm current figures with a qualified, FCA-regulated mortgage broker before acting on them.