How amortization works
A fixed-rate VA loan is amortized: each monthly payment is split between interest (highest early on) and principal (highest later). The schedule you see above shows exactly how that split shifts over the life of the loan.
Model your full VA payment (with financed funding fee, taxes, insurance, HOA, and extra principal), then see the complete amortization schedule, payoff date, and interest saved.
Enter your own assumed interest rate above to see estimated results.
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A fixed-rate VA loan is amortized: each monthly payment is split between interest (highest early on) and principal (highest later). The schedule you see above shows exactly how that split shifts over the life of the loan.
Most veterans finance the VA funding fee. That means it's added to your base loan and amortized with everything else — you don't pay it out of pocket, but you do pay interest on it. Exempt borrowers pay $0.
Even a small monthly principal add can cut years off a 30-year VA loan and save tens of thousands in interest. Enter an "Extra monthly principal" above and watch the payoff month and interest saved recalculate instantly.
Bolt Home Loans LLC is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Department of Veterans Affairs or any government agency. VA loan programs are offered by private lenders. Rates and funding fee percentages are illustrative and change over time; confirm with a licensed loan officer before making decisions.