Blended Interest-Rate Calculator
A blended rate is the weighted average of all the interest rates on any loans, credit cards, and debt. If your blended rate is lower than today’s mortgage rates, it may make sense to look into a cash-out refinance.
Add your debt balances and their interest rates into the calculator below to determine your blended rate.
Loan Name
Loan Balances
Interest Rates
Total Balance: $100,000
Blended Rate: 4.5%
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Use Cases for Blended Rate Calculator
- Calculate Blended Rate
- If you have more than one loan, each with a different interest rate, this calculator helps you find the average.
- It adds everything together and shows one clear number, your blended rate.
- That way, you can see the full picture and know where you stand.
- Compare Savings Opportunities
- Thinking about refinancing or paying off a high-interest loan?
- The calculator helps you see if switching things around could save you money.
- It’s a smart way to find better options, and keep more in your pocket.
- Determine Total Debts
- Got a few loans or balances? This calculator can help you add them all up.
- It shows how much you owe in total and what it’s costing you.
- It’s not about shame, it’s about getting clear, so you can take control and make a plan.
Blended Rate FAQs
A blended rate is like your loan’s average interest rate.
If you have more than one loan, like a mortgage and a second loan, the calculator adds them together and gives you one simple number.
It helps you understand what you’re really paying across all your loans.
You’ll need to know how much you owe on each loan and what each interest rate is.
The calculator takes that info, adds it up the smart way, and shows your blended rate.
No guessing, no math stress, just a clear picture of where you stand
Once you know your blended rate, you can look at today’s mortgage rates and see if they’re lower.
If the current rates are better, you might be able to refinance and save money.
It’s a simple way to ask: Could I be paying less?
Online rates are averages.
Your real rate can be different.
It depends on things like your credit score, your down payment, the loan type, and today’s market.
To know your true rate, talk with a Churchill Mortgage expert.
We’ll compare your blended rate to your real mortgage rate, explain your options, and keep it simple.
No pressure. Just clear numbers to help you choose what’s best for your home and your future.
A blended rate is like your loan’s average interest rate.
If you have more than one loan, like a mortgage and a second loan, the calculator adds them together and gives you one simple number.
It helps you understand what you’re really paying across all your loans.
- Blended Rate
- Your blended rate is the average interest rate of all your loans put together. It shows what you’re really paying when you have more than one loan with different rates. It helps you see the big picture, and if a new loan or refinance could save you money.
- Interest Rate
- This is the cost of borrowing money, shown as a percentage. It’s what the lender charges you for the loan. The higher the interest rate, the more you pay over time. Lower rates can save you a lot in the long run.
- Loan Balance
- This is how much money you still owe on your loan. If you have more than one loan, the calculator adds them all up to figure out your total. It’s a helpful number to know when looking at refinancing or debt payoff.
- Debt
- Debt is money you’ve borrowed and still need to pay back. It can be from credit cards, car loans, personal loans, or your mortgage. Knowing what you owe helps you make smart, calm choices about your future.
- Mortgage Rates
- Mortgage rates are the interest rates for home loans. They can go up or down based on the market. A lower mortgage rate can mean a lower monthly payment, and big savings over time.
- Cash-Out Refinance
- This lets you take out a new mortgage for more than you owe, and get the extra cash. It uses the value of your home to help with things like repairs, debt, or big expenses. It’s a way to use your home’s value for your family’s needs, but it’s still a loan, so plan carefully.
Common Terms
*The Churchill Certified Home Buyer program is not a commitment to lend funds and is not an approval but is a conditional approval subject to your acceptance of the terms and the conditions being fully satisfied prior to closing. All conditions are subject to final underwriting and final investor approval. The certification is subject to the financial status and credit report(s) of everyone on the application remaining substantially the same until closing, an acceptable contract of sale on a suitable property, collateral (the appraisal, title, survey, condition, and insurance) satisfies the requirements of the lender and loan selected is still available in the market. All closing conditions of the lender must be satisfied including the clear transfer of the title, acceptable and adequate title and hazard insurance, flood certification, and any inspections that are required by the real estate contract.
*Rate Secured is available on 30-year conventional conforming and high-balance fixed-rate loans. Rate Secured is not available on government high balance, construction to permanent, or investment property home loans.
This calculator is created to serve as an example only. The provided values for interest rates are examples only and do not reflect Churchill Mortgage Product terms & offers. Additional costs can factor into your loan and affect the timeline presented here. Talk to a Churchill Home Loan Specialist to learn more.
As a responsible lender, Churchill Mortgage is committed to the principles outlined in federal and state lending laws ensuring all potential borrowers have access to the same information, services, and opportunities throughout the home loan process.
As a responsible lender, Churchill Mortgage is committed to the principles outlined in federal and state lending laws
ensuring all potential borrowers have access to the same information, services, and opportunities
throughout the home loan process.
Churchill Mortgage Corporation, NMLS #1591 is an Equal Housing Lender.
Programs are for select loan types only and are not available in all states or locations.
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