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loan-comparator-python

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Compare two home loans taking into account capital price, proportion borrowed, interest rate, salary and income tax level.

By default, the left column (Loan 1) shows a modern loan in the US/UK, while Loan 2 shows the situation in the early 90s, when:

  • houses were cheaper
  • salaries were lower
  • you generally saved 30% as a deposit, borrowing 70% from the bank
  • loans were generally for 15 years
  • interest rates were nasty
  • income tax was higher

Despite most things being cheaper in the 1990s, the higher interest rates and shorter-term loans made mortgages affordable only for the wealthy or for dual-income households. On the other hand, if you could afford the repayments at 18%, you felt pretty good 5-10 years later when rates declined.

Here's a screenshot

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Capital Cost, Principal, Interest Rate and Term - the usual loan information

Monthly Payment - monthly payments to meet the terms of the loan

Gross Salary and Income Tax Rate - your annual salary and your average tax rate. Used to calculate how much money you have to pay your mortgage.

Salary After Tax - how much you earn each month after tax

Mortgage Burden - percentage of your take-home pay required to service the loan.

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