Loan-to-value (LTV) is the ratio of mortgage to property value, expressed as a percentage. For example, if you're buying a £100,000 property with a £10,000 (10%) deposit, you'll need a 90% LTV mortgage.
Your LTV determines which mortgage deals you can apply for. You can find out what LTV you need based on your deposit (or equity if you're remortgaging) and property value using our calculator.
Which? mortgage calculators
Use our mortgage calculator toolkit for help with your research on buying a home or remortgaging.
- Mortgage repayment calculator Work out how much your monthly repayments will cost.
- Mortgage deposit calculator Find out how long it will take you to save enough deposit to buy a property in your chosen area.
- How much can I borrow? See how much mortgage you'll be able to borrow to buy a home based on your income.
- Stamp duty calculator Check how much tax you'll need to pay when buying a home.
- Mortgage overpayment calculator Discover how much quicker you could pay off your mortgage by overpaying and how much you could save.
How to find the right mortgage deal for you
We regularly sift through thousands of deals on the market to find the best mortgage rates for first-time buyers, home movers and those planning to remortgage.
You can also use our unique research on the best mortgage lenders to see how customers rate banks on everything from the application process to the ease of managing their mortgage online and overall customer service.