Affordability Calculator
Get an accurate estimate
Our affordability calculator uses live rates and your information to provide you with a clear idea of what you might afford.*
How Much Can I Afford?
Calculate your maximum property purchase based on your income and deposit
Step 1: Your Income
Step 2: Your Deposit
Step 3: Buyer & Property Details
Step 4: Government Schemes (Optional)
Calculation Breakdown
FHS Eligibility
Available Mortgage Rates
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* Getting an accurate estimate of your monthly payments is really important – we take into account as much information as we can including the important “loan to value” or LTV which lenders often use when applying rates.
We update our rates every 4 hours, but you should always check with an advisor as there are many factors to take into account.
To get an exact and detailed quote please click below to speak with a IMC advisor.
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About the Affordability Calculator
As Ireland’s leading mortgage advisor, we offer a comprehensive remortgage calculator to help you estimate your potential savings. Our free calculator is a resource to help you make an informed decision.
About the home loan affordability calculator
Enter your details in the mortgage calculator to estimate the maximum mortgage you can borrow. After performing the calculation, you can have a look at what you are likely to pay per month.
It is important to understand that the figures generated here are only illustrative – they are not a quotation! Different lenders calculate in slightly different ways, and may take other factors into account.
Answering the question: How much can I borrow?
First time buyers maximum mortgage level is 4 times your gross annual income with the mortgage capped at 90% of the purchase price.
For example, if your gross salary is €80,000, the maximum mortgage would be €320,000. This calculator gives you an estimate of the maximum amount you will be able to borrow. Second time buyers maximum mortgage is 3.5 times gross income with a cap also of 90% of the purchase price.
Our Expert Advisors can help you
Most home buyers use a combination of mortgage facilities and savings or help to buy schemes to buy their new home.
First time buyers can take out a mortgage of up to 90% of the purchase price of a home.
When arranging mortgages we need to satisfy lenders that can comfortably afford the repayments on the mortgage. In this regard we look at evidence of consistent savings and also history of rental payments.