Free Philippines housing loan tool

Pag-IBIG Housing Loan Calculator Philippines 2026

Estimate Pag-IBIG monthly amortization, required gross income, property-value cap, insurance, and possible loanable amount before you talk to a branch, broker, architect, or contractor.

Planning estimate only: This tool is not an approval, quote, or official Pag-IBIG computation. Final rates, appraisal value, eligibility, fees, insurance, and loanable amount must be verified with Pag-IBIG.

Principal & interest

₱17,507

Monthly insurance

₱675

Effective monthly

₱18,620

Estimated loanable amount₱3,000,000
Required gross income₱58,357
Property/LTV cap₱3,150,000
Income capacity cap₱5,140,746
Cash equity / down payment₱500,000
Rate used5.75% p.a.

Calculator Inputs

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530

What This Means

Estimated max loanable

₱3,150,000

Loan-to-value assumption

90% of property value, capped at ₱10,000,000

Income rule used

30% of gross monthly income for principal and interest

Age rule checked

Term should usually finish by age 70

Formula Used

Monthly principal and interest uses the standard amortization formula:P * r * (1 + r)^n / ((1 + r)^n - 1)

Required gross income is estimated as monthly principal and interest divided by the capacity ratio observed for the selected loan tier.

Monthly insurance is estimated as loan amount multiplied by 0.000225, based on observed public calculator behavior.

Eligibility Notes

For loans above the affordable promo threshold, this tool models the 2026 promo scenario at 5.75% instead of 4.5%.

Formula Checks

These are benchmark examples using the same formula, so visitors can compare the calculator against public Pag-IBIG-style amortization examples.

Sample 1

P1.8M loan, 30 years, 4.5%

Principal & interest₱9,120
Insurance estimate₱405
Required income₱26,058

Sample 2

P2.5M loan, 30 years, 5.75%

Principal & interest₱14,589
Insurance estimate₱563
Required income₱48,631

Sample 3

P5M loan, 20 years, 5.75%

Principal & interest₱35,104
Insurance estimate₱1,125
Required income₱117,014

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How the Pag-IBIG Calculator Works

The calculator estimates a housing-loan scenario from loan amount, property value, gross income, age, term, contribution history, and interest-rate scenario. It uses a standard amortization formula, then checks the result against estimated Pag-IBIG affordability constraints.

Monthly payment depends on principal, annual rate, and term.
Required income is estimated from a 30% or 35% gross-income capacity rule depending on the loan tier.
Loanable amount is capped by income, property value, and Pag-IBIG policy.
Insurance is estimated separately from principal and interest.

Before You Apply or Reserve a Property

Use this estimate to understand whether the home fits your budget, then verify the current rate, documents, appraisal, equity, insurance, taxes, and release process with Pag-IBIG. If you are planning construction, pair this financing estimate with a realistic build cost and schedule.

Pag-IBIG Housing Loan FAQ

Common questions about estimating Pag-IBIG affordability

Your estimated loanable amount depends on the Pag-IBIG cap, property value or appraisal, income capacity, loan term, age, contribution history, and final Pag-IBIG evaluation. This calculator estimates those limits, but it does not guarantee approval.

Disclaimer: This calculator and guide are for general planning and educational purposes only. Results are estimates and are not official Pag-IBIG Fund computations, loan offers, approvals, or financial advice. Actual loanable amount, monthly amortization, interest rate, required income, fees, and approval will depend on Pag-IBIG Fund policies, validation, property appraisal, borrower qualifications, and submitted documents. Always verify rates and requirements with Pag-IBIG Fund before applying or committing to a property purchase.