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HELOC Calculator

Estimate interest-only draw payments, repayment-phase payments, available credit, and interest cost for a home equity line of credit.

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Home-equity planning intent

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Estimate HELOC draw and repayment costs

See the difference between interest-only payments during the draw period and the amortized payment once repayment begins.

Draw-period interest

$49,500

Repayment interest

$62,697

Results

Available credit

$90,000

Draw-period payment

$413

Interest-only estimate while the balance remains unchanged.

Repayment payment

$511

Estimated total interest

$112,197

Combines draw-period interest and amortized repayment interest.

How to use it

  1. 01Enter the total credit line, the balance you expect to carry, and the interest rate.
  2. 02Set the draw period and the repayment period in years.
  3. 03Review available credit, draw-period payment, repayment payment, and estimated interest cost.

Result guide

  • Available credit shows how much room remains on the line after the current balance is considered.
  • Draw-period payment assumes interest only while the balance is unchanged.
  • Real HELOCs are often variable rate, so actual payments can differ from this fixed-rate estimate.

Why this page matters

HELOC searches are high intent because the payment can change sharply when the account moves from draw period to repayment. Users need to see that transition before borrowing against home equity.

This version uses a fixed-rate planning assumption so the payment steps stay understandable. It is intentionally a scenario estimator rather than a lender-specific HELOC disclosure tool.

Frequently asked questions

Why is the repayment payment much higher than the draw-period payment?

Because the draw period commonly uses interest-only payments, while the repayment period must repay principal and interest within a shorter window.

Does this calculator handle variable-rate changes?

No. It uses one editable rate assumption to keep the scenario understandable.

Can I enter a balance lower than the full credit line?

Yes. That is the common use case, and the page shows the remaining available credit separately.

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