Loan Calculator: Monthly Payment & Interest
Easily calculate your amortizing loan's monthly payment, total interest, and amortization schedule. See how much you can save with extra payments.
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The Complete Guide to the Loan Calculator
What is an Amortizing Loan Calculator?
An amortizing loan calculator is a tool that calculates the monthly payment for a loan where you repay the same amount each month over the loan term. Using this calculator, you can clearly see how much you need to repay each month based on the loan principal, interest rate, and term, as well as the total repayment and total interest, helping you to create a systematic financial plan.
How to Use
1. Enter Loan Details: Input the 'Loan Amount', 'Annual Interest Rate', and 'Loan Term' accurately.
2. Add Extra Payments (Optional): If you plan to make extra monthly payments, enter the amount. This will show you how much faster you can pay off the principal.
3. Calculate: Click the button to see a detailed comparison between the standard repayment plan and the one with extra payments.
4. Review Schedule: Click 'View Amortization Schedule' to see a detailed breakdown of each payment, including how much goes toward principal versus interest, and the remaining balance.
Key Features
Automatic Monthly Payment Calculation: Calculates the exact principal and interest (P&I) you need to pay each month.
Extra Payment Simulation: Compares and analyzes the total interest saved and the reduction in the repayment period when extra payments are made.
Detailed Amortization Schedule: Provides a table showing the principal, interest, and remaining balance for each payment, helping you understand the repayment flow in detail.
Intuitive Comparison: Displays the standard and extra payment plans side-by-side, making it easy to see the impact of your repayment strategy.
Why Should You Use It?
A loan is a significant financial decision that requires careful planning. This calculator allows you to simulate various loan scenarios without complex calculations. You can especially see the effects of extra payments firsthand to build the most efficient repayment strategy. This helps you find the optimal loan conditions that fit your repayment ability, create a budget to prevent delinquency, and design a stable financial life.