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The mortgage maturity date is the final payment date of the loan, when the principal and interest must be fully paid. This calculator helps estimate that date based on the loan start date and term length.
The calculator uses the formula:
Where:
Explanation: The calculation adds the specified number of months to the start date, using PHP's date functions for accurate month addition including leap years.
Details: Knowing your mortgage maturity date helps with financial planning, understanding your repayment timeline, and preparing for balloon payments if applicable.
Tips: Enter the exact loan start date and the total number of months in the loan term. The calculator will provide the estimated final payment date.
Q1: Is this calculation exact?
A: It provides the exact calendar date after adding the months, but actual maturity may vary if payments are adjusted during the loan term.
Q2: Does this account for leap years?
A: Yes, the calculation automatically accounts for leap years and varying month lengths.
Q3: Can I use this for other types of loans?
A: Yes, this calculator works for any loan with a fixed term in months, including personal loans and auto loans.
Q4: What if my loan has a bi-weekly payment schedule?
A: The maturity date remains the same regardless of payment frequency, only the term length affects it.
Q5: How accurate is the 30-day approximation?
A: The actual calculation uses precise month addition, not just 30-day increments, for maximum accuracy.