Reverse Mortgage Calculator

Estimate reverse mortgage proceeds and repayment considerations. Enter your home value, existing mortgage, age, interest rate and estimated costs to see an indicative borrowing amount and how the balance may grow over time.

Estimated current market value of the home.

Outstanding mortgage or secured debt that may need to be repaid from proceeds.

years

Age used for this simplified indicative estimate. Actual eligibility rules vary by product and location.

%

Annual rate used to illustrate how the reverse mortgage balance may accumulate.

%

Simplified percentage of home value used to estimate gross proceeds. Actual factors depend on the reverse mortgage product.

Estimated fees and closing costs to subtract from gross proceeds.

years

Period used to illustrate potential balance growth.

Important

This calculator is an educational estimate, not a quote or eligibility determination. Reverse mortgage rules, age requirements, borrowing limits, interest treatment, insurance and repayment obligations vary by country, lender and product.

Repayment Considerations

Run the calculator to see an illustrative balance projection.

Reverse Mortgage Estimate Formula

Estimated Gross Proceeds = Home Value × Initial Advance Percentage

Net Available Proceeds = Gross Proceeds − Existing Mortgage Balance − Upfront Costs

Illustrative Future Balance = Initial Reverse Mortgage Balance × (1 + r)ⁿ

r = Annual Interest Rate
n = Projection Period in years

The simplified model estimates an initial amount using the percentage you enter and then illustrates compound balance growth. Actual reverse mortgage calculations may use age, interest rates, property value limits, insurance premiums, fees and other product-specific rules.

How to Use the Reverse Mortgage Calculator

1

Enter the Home Value

Enter the estimated current value of the property.

2

Enter Existing Mortgage Debt

Include any outstanding mortgage balance that may need to be settled.

3

Set the Estimate Assumptions

Enter age, estimated rate, initial advance percentage, fees and projection period.

4

Review Proceeds and Balance Growth

Review estimated proceeds, remaining equity and the illustrative future loan balance.

Example Reverse Mortgage Calculation

5,000,000 home value with 1,000,000 existing mortgage

  • Borrower Age = 65
  • Estimated Interest Rate = 7.5%
  • Initial Advance Percentage = 35%
  • Estimated Upfront Costs = 50,000
  • Projection Period = 10 years

The calculator estimates gross proceeds, net proceeds after existing debt and costs, and an illustrative future balance.

Use the live calculator above for the exact result based on your inputs.

Reverse Mortgage Considerations

Existing Mortgage

Existing secured debt can reduce the proceeds available to you because it may need to be repaid.

Interest Accumulation

Interest and other charges can increase the balance over time when regular principal repayments are not required.

Home Value

The property value is an important factor in determining potential proceeds and remaining equity.

Fees and Costs

Origination, closing, insurance and other product costs can affect the amount available and total balance.

Repayment

Repayment may become due when specified events occur under the loan agreement, such as a sale or the borrower's death.

Remaining Equity

As the reverse mortgage balance grows, the homeowner's remaining equity may decrease, depending on property value changes.

Frequently Asked Questions

A reverse mortgage is a loan secured by a home that can allow eligible homeowners to access some of their home equity without making the same type of regular principal-and-interest payments as a conventional mortgage. Product rules vary by location.
Yes. Although repayment may be deferred under the product terms, the balance generally becomes repayable when specified conditions are met. The exact triggers depend on the loan agreement and local rules.
It can. Interest, fees and the amount borrowed can increase the loan balance, which may reduce the equity remaining in the property over time.
Age can be a factor in many reverse mortgage products, but the rules differ by product and jurisdiction. This calculator uses the age as an informational input and does not apply a lender-specific age formula.
No. It is a simplified educational estimate. A lender or qualified adviser will use product-specific eligibility, valuation, fees, insurance and repayment rules.