Pag-IBIG Housing Loan Calculator

Estimate your maximum Pag-IBIG housing loan, monthly amortization, and the income required — based on the official Pag-IBIG Fund affordability rules and 2024 fixed pricing rates.

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Affordability Calculator

Max loan ₱10M · Up to 30 yrs · P&I ≤ 35% of gross monthly income

Age 36 · Max term by age limit: 30 years

Rate used: 6.5% p.a. fixed for 5 years
Fill in the fields above and click Compute to see your estimate.
Disclaimer: Estimates only, for reference purposes. Rates are effective January 1, 2024 and may change without prior notice. The actual loanable amount may vary depending on Pag-IBIG Fund's validation and evaluation. Insurance figures are indicative (~0.27% of loan p.a. for MRI + fire); other fees not yet included. The fixed pricing period is how long you lock in your chosen rate.

Pag-IBIG Fixed Pricing Rates

Effective January 1, 2024

Loan Category / Fixed PeriodInterest rate
Promotional: Above socialized ceiling – ₱2.5M4.5% (fixed for 3 yrs)
Promotional: Above ₱2.5M – ₱10M5.75% (fixed for 3 yrs)
1 Year (Standard)5.75%
3 Years (Standard)6.25%
5 Years (Standard)6.5%
10 Years (Standard)7.125%
15 Years (Standard)7.75%
20 Years (Standard)8.5%
25 Years (Standard)9.125%
30 Years (Standard)9.75%

Key Pag-IBIG Rules

  • • Maximum calculator loanable amount: ₱10,000,000
  • • Maximum repayment term: 30 years
  • • Borrower must not be older than 70 at loan maturity
  • • Principal & interest is computed at 35% of gross monthly income
  • • Property-value mode uses 95% LTV below ₱2.5M, otherwise 90%
  • • Must have at least 24 monthly Pag-IBIG contributions

How the Pag-IBIG housing loan computation works

Pag-IBIG sets your loanable amount by taking the lowest of three ceilings: the program maximum, the capacity based on your gross monthly income, and the loan-to-value share of the property appraisal or contract price. Whichever is smallest is what you can actually borrow, which is why raising your income assumption does not always raise the approved amount.

Capacity to pay is the binding limit for most members. Pag-IBIG generally allows your monthly amortization to reach about 35 percent of your gross monthly income, less existing obligations, so a longer term or a co-borrower is often the practical way to qualify for a bigger loan.

The interest rate depends on the fixed pricing period you choose. Shorter fixing periods carry lower rates but expose you to repricing sooner; longer fixing periods cost more per month but lock your amortization for longer. The calculator above shows the amortization for each option so you can compare the trade-off directly.

  • You need at least 24 monthly membership savings and active membership to qualify.
  • The maximum term is 30 years, and the loan must be fully paid by the time you reach the age limit set by Pag-IBIG.
  • Mortgage redemption insurance and fire insurance are added on top of the amortization shown.
  • Pag-IBIG rates are usually lower than bank housing loan rates for small to mid-sized loans, so compare both.

Frequently asked questions

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