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$300,000 mortgage payment (2026)

A $300,000 30-year fixed mortgage at today's average rate of 6.76% costs $1,948 a month in principal and interest — $401,204 of interest over the life of the loan. A 15-year loan at 6.09% is $2,546 a month and $158,313 in interest. Add taxes, insurance and PMI below to see the full payment.

Default rate: 6.76% on a 30-year fixed and 6.09% on a 15-year — the Freddie Mac PMMS national average as of 2026-09-10 (source). Updated automatically every Thursday. Your quote depends on credit score, points and lender.

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Home price
Down payment
Interest rate %
Term
Extra principal / month
Taxes, insurance, PMI, HOA
Property tax % of price / yr
Home insurance / yr
PMI % of loan / yr (if down < 20%)
HOA / month

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Monthly payment (PITI)
Principal & interest
Property tax
Insurance
PMI
Loan amount
Total interest
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PMI for
YearPrincipalInterestBalance

$300,000 mortgage by interest rate

RateMonthly P&ITotal interest15-year P&I
5%$1,610$279,767$2,372
5.5%$1,703$313,212$2,451
5.75%$1,751$330,259$2,491
6%$1,799$347,515$2,532
6.25%$1,847$364,975$2,572
6.5%$1,896$382,633$2,613
6.75%$1,946$400,486$2,655
7%$1,996$418,527$2,696
7.25%$2,047$436,750$2,739
7.5%$2,098$455,152$2,781
8%$2,201$492,466$2,867

Other loan amounts

Frequently asked

What income do I need for a $300,000 mortgage?

Lenders usually cap housing costs at 28% of gross income. With taxes and insurance the payment is about $2,442 a month, which needs roughly $104,637 a year before other debts. Check the affordability calculator.

How much is $300,000 at 7%?

$1,996 a month on a 30-year term, $2,696 on 15 years.