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Bridging Finance Calculator

Work backwards from the cash required and compare serviced, retained and rolled-up interest. This estimate highlights the difference between the net advance and the gross facility.

Your assumptions

Use the slider or enter an exact value.

£750,000
£
£50,000£50,000,000
£400,000
£
£25,000£25,000,000
0.8%
0%3%
12 months
1 months36 months
2%
0%10%
0%
0%10%
£2,500
£
£0£100,000
£1,500
£
£0£100,000
£0
£
£0£25,000,000
Indicative results
Gross facility required
£457,014
Net advance
£400,000
Total interest
£43,873
Total fees and costs
£13,140
Estimated redemption
£457,014
Gross LTV
60.94%
Net LTV
53.33%
Monthly serviced interest
£0
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These results are estimates and do not constitute an offer of finance. Actual rates, fees, terms and eligibility will depend on the applicant, lender assessment, security and full underwriting.

Indicative payment schedule (12 periods)
PeriodDatePaymentInterestCapitalBalance
1—£0£3,656£0—
2—£0£3,656£0—
3—£0£3,656£0—
4—£0£3,656£0—
5—£0£3,656£0—
6—£0£3,656£0—
7—£0£3,656£0—
8—£0£3,656£0—
9—£0£3,656£0—
10—£0£3,656£0—
11—£0£3,656£0—
12—£0£3,656£0—
How This Estimate Is Calculated
Retained interest is included in the gross facility and deducted before the net advance.
Rolled-up interest is added to the estimated redemption rather than deducted initially.
Serviced interest is shown as an estimated monthly payment.
This model uses simple monthly interest and does not assume compounding.

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Frequently asked questions

Why is the gross facility higher than the cash I receive?

Fees, retained interest, costs and borrowing being redeemed can all sit between the gross loan and the net cash released.

Does the calculator include legal and valuation VAT?

Enter the total costs you expect to pay. Quotes can vary and may include VAT or lender-specific disbursements.

Is the exit fee always charged on the gross loan?

Not always. Lenders may calculate it differently, so the calculator’s percentage assumption should be checked against actual terms.

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