Principal & interest, monthly repayments, a 30-year term. The rise is assumed to happen now, and the variable portion is re-amortised over the full term at the higher rate. The fixed portion’s repayment is not shown because a variable-rate rise cannot change it until its fixed period ends — which is the point of fixing — so the fixed rate is not an input here. When the fixed period ends, that portion moves to whatever variable rate applies then. Some lenders limit extra repayments and offset on fixed portions. No fees. Indicative only. Not financial advice.