Vale & Row

My Equity Outlook

Understand what your home could make possible.

See your equity today, how it could change over the next few years under prices you choose, and what your next move might need. Free, no sign-up to use.

Sample figures. A fictional £400,000 home — change any number to make it yours. Sample figures are never saved.

1Your home today
2Your mortgage
Fixed rate ends? (your assumption)

We never guess future rates. Leave year at 0 to keep today's rate.

3Your next home
Moving costs (from our Moving Costs tool)

Stamp Duty uses the same England rules as our Moving Costs tool. Sale costs come off your proceeds; purchase costs add to what you need — each counted once.

4Price assumptions (yours, not a forecast)
Falling prices
Flat prices
Rising prices
Home value
£400,000
What your home could be worth
Mortgage left
£217,762
Still owed to your lender
Your equity
£182,238
Home value minus mortgage
Cash after selling
£175,278
After mortgage and sale costs

Your next home in 5 years

Price
£550,000
Stamp Duty + buying costs
£20,700
Net proceeds + savings
£208,278
Mortgage you'd need
£362,422

That's £42,422 more than the £320,000 you said you'd be comfortable borrowing. Under "Flat prices", the numbers first line up with your threshold in year 9.Hypothetical only — this is not whether a lender would lend, which depends on income, outgoings, credit and their own valuation.

Your mortgage over time

Monthly payment (today's rate)
£1,320
Paid over 10 years
£158,351
Mortgage cleared
In 25 years
Year by year · "Flat prices" home value
YearHome valueMortgage balanceEquityEquity share
Today£400,000£250,000£150,00038%
1£400,000£244,057£155,94339%
2£400,000£237,871£162,12941%
3£400,000£231,434£168,56642%
4£400,000£224,734£175,26644%
5£400,000£217,762£182,23846%
6£400,000£210,505£189,49547%
7£400,000£202,952£197,04849%
8£400,000£195,092£204,90851%
9£400,000£186,912£213,08853%
10£400,000£178,398£221,60255%

Balances follow standard repayment maths from the figures you entered. Your lender's statement is the true figure; fees and product changes aren't included.

Lines follow your "Flat prices" assumptions — not a prediction.
Compare scenarios in year 5
ScenarioGross equityNet proceedsBorrowing needYour threshold
Falling prices (-3% / -3%)£125,732£119,586£336,533Above
Flat prices (0% / 0%)£182,238£175,278£362,422Above
Rising prices (3% / 3%)£245,948£238,071£391,610Above

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