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How much will a good credit score save you?

How much money can you save on mortgage interest payments based on your credit score?

Try our calculator below to see the difference yourself. Watch your payments grow and shrink, based on your credit score.



*Typically at least 5% of the mortgage amount


*Interest Rate

Monthly Payments

Monthly Interest

Down Payment

Total interest paid

Interest with better credit

Total interest paid

Savings with better credit
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By the end of your credit building program, you’ll have a stash of cash to use however you like*.

 

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*Savings begin to be built after paying off initial commitment fee.