Stamp Duty Calculator
Estimate property tax before you commit to a purchase
Stamp Duty is not just another moving cost. It can change your deposit, borrowing needs, and cash flow.
Use this calculator to estimate the property tax you may pay when buying a residential, second-home, buy-to-let, or commercial property. The result is an estimate only, because the final amount can depend on location, buyer status and property use.
Which property tax applies?
The tax name depends on where the property is located.
"How much will I pay in Stamp Duty?"
Use our quick calculator to get an idea of what you can expect to pay (or not) in Stamp Duty when you purchase your new property. For more detailed information, see the UK Government website guidelines.
Stamp duty and equity release decisions
Equity release is not used to pay stamp duty in every case. However, some homeowners consider later-life borrowing when planning a move, helping family or restructuring finances.
That decision needs careful advice.
The FCA says equity release advice should consider the customer’s individual circumstances and the long-term impact of the recommendation. Read the FCA’s equity release advice findings.
If you are considering equity release, speak to a qualified adviser before making a decision.
Speak to Connect Lifetime Mortgages
The right question is not only “how much can I borrow?”
Is it also about “how does that affect the loan?”
If you want to discuss stamp duty and how this may impact your mortgage costs, contact Connect Lifetime Mortgages.
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