VA Refinance Calculator

VA Refinance & Debt Consolidation Calculator

Compare IRRRL rate reduction vs. cash-out refinance. See your blended rate when consolidating high-interest debts into one low VA mortgage payment.

Your Current Loan

Monthly Savings
$283/mo
$3,396/year

Before vs. After

Current Payment (P&I) $2,329
New IRRRL Payment (P&I) $2,042
IRRRL Funding Fee (0.5%) $1,750
Break-even point 6 months
Lifetime Interest Saved $101,880

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Your Current Mortgage

Debts to Consolidate (Cash Out)

DescriptionBalanceRate
New Monthly Payment (Mortgage Only)
$1,982/mo
New Loan: $340,000
Total Monthly Savings
$764/mo
Current mortgage + debts vs. new single payment

Before (What You Pay Now)

Current Mortgage (P&I) $1,896
Total Monthly Before $2,746

After (Cash-Out Refi)

New Mortgage (P&I) $1,982
All Other Debts $0 — consolidated
Cash-Out Funding Fee (2.15%) $7,310
Total Monthly After $1,982

Blended Rate Analysis

Your current blended rate (all debts) 9.2%
New single VA rate 5.75%
Rate Reduction −3.45%

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How This Calculator Works

VA IRRRL (Rate Reduction): The Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan is the fastest way to lower your VA mortgage rate. No appraisal, no income docs, and a funding fee of just 0.5%. This tab shows your monthly savings and break-even point when dropping to a lower rate. See our full VA IRRRL Streamline Refinance Guide for details.

Cash-Out & Debt Consolidation: A VA cash-out refinance lets you pull equity from your home and use it to pay off high-interest debts — credit cards, auto loans, personal loans, student loans. This tab calculates your blended rate (the weighted average interest rate across all your debts) and shows how consolidating everything into one low VA mortgage rate can dramatically reduce your total monthly payments.

What is a blended rate? If you owe $300,000 at 6.5% (mortgage), $15,000 at 22% (credit cards), and $18,000 at 8.5% (auto loan), your blended rate is the weighted average across all those balances — roughly 8.1%. Rolling everything into a single VA loan at 5.75% means every dollar of debt costs less to carry. The bigger the rate gap between your current debts and the new VA rate, the more you save.

Important: Consolidating short-term debts (like a 5-year auto loan) into a 30-year mortgage reduces your monthly payment but can increase total interest paid over the life of the loan. A VA Loan Specialist can show you the full picture and help you decide if the monthly cash flow relief outweighs the long-term cost. Read our full Cash-Out Refinance Guide.