Compare interest-only mortgage payments with the higher repayment that starts once the interest-only period ends, so you can plan for the change.
During the interest-only period no principal is repaid, so the full balance must be amortized over the shorter remaining term.
Interest-only mortgages lower monthly payments but shift risk to the borrower. Learn the math, worked examples, Tier-1 market rules, and when IO makes sense for investors — with free calculators.
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