Mortgage Recast Calculator

TD Bank mortgage recast calculator

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Enter your TD Bank balance, rate, months remaining, and lump sum.

  • New payment amount.
  • Amount of reduction.
  • Interest saved after the fee
  • Time until the fee is recovered.

Only principal and interest are covered. Taxes and insurance (escrow) are charged separately. You cannot recast FHA, VA or USDA loans.

$100recast fee
Not publishedminimum lump sum
NoFHA, VA, USDA
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01 How to request a TD Bank mortgage recast

Published fee
The residential mortgage fee is $100 for a 'Payment Modification' involving 'Principal Reduction'. Home equity loans and lines have a $35 fee.
Published minimum
The information is not published.

02 Recast with TD Bank, pay extra principal, or do nothing

With a $100 recast fee, this example uses a $300,000 balance, 6.5% rate, 300 months remaining, and a $30,000 lump sum:

OptionRecastExtra principalDo nothing
Monthly payment$1,823.06$2,025.62$2,025.62
Paid off in25 years19 years 9 months25 years
Interest left to pay$276,918$210,016$307,686
Interest saved after the fee$30,669$97,670$0
Fee$100$0$0
Fee paid back by the lower payment in1 monthNo feeNo fee

03 What other servicers charge for Recast

ServicerRecast feeMinimum lump sum
Bank of America logoBank of AmericaNo fee$5,000 over six months
Wells Fargo logoWells FargoNo fee$10,000
Rocket Mortgage logoRocket Mortgage$250$10,000
PennyMac logoPennyMac$250$10,000
Truist logoTruist$25010% of the balance
U.S. Bank logoU.S. Bank$250Not published

04 Questions about TD Bank recasts

  1. Is a recast fee charged by TD Bank?

    $100. TD Bank lists $100 for a 'Payment Modification' tied to 'Principal Reduction' on residential mortgages. The fee is $35 for home equity loans and lines.

  2. For a TD Bank recast, what is the minimum lump sum?

    It has not been published. The published information says: not published.

  3. Is recasting an FHA or VA loan available through TD Bank?

    No. A voluntary recast is unavailable for FHA, VA and USDA loans. Extra principal shortens these loans instead. Recast rules for each loan type