Loan calculator

Know your EMI — and what to do about it

Enter the three numbers you know; we solve the fourth, split every EMI into principal and interest, and tell you whether this loan is worth prepaying.

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Reducing or flat? With a reducing-balance loan, interest is charged only on what you still owe, so the interest part of the EMI falls every month. With a flat rate, interest is charged on the full original amount for the whole tenure — a 10% flat rate costs about the same as an 18% reducing rate. Home loans and car loans from banks are almost always reducing-balance; two-wheeler, consumer-durable and some personal or gold loans are quoted flat. Ask your lender which one applies — it changes everything below.
Monthly EMI
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EMI—
Total interest—
Total payment—
Interest share of payments—
First EMI: principal / interest—

Principal vs interest, year by year

Repayment schedule

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Educational calculators. Figures are estimates from the numbers you enter; they are not investment, tax or credit advice. SlateFlow Capital's SEBI Investment Adviser registration is under process — see Disclosures.