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Loan Amortization Calculator

Calculate your monthly EMIs, total interest payable, and view a comprehensive month-by-month amortization schedule.

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Yr
Amortization Summary
Principal Loan Amount ₹ 25,00,000
Total Interest Payable ₹ 26,97,710
Total Repayment Amount ₹ 51,97,710
Monthly EMI

₹ 21,657

Amortization Schedule (Month-wise)
Month Principal (₹) Interest (₹) Total Payment (₹) Balance (₹)

About the Loan Amortization Calculator

Our free Loan Amortization Calculator is a comprehensive financial tool that breaks down your loan repayments into an orderly schedule. It details the exact proportion of principal and interest you pay every single month until your loan is fully cleared.

What is Loan Amortization?

Amortization refers to the process of gradually paying off a debt through scheduled, periodic payments over time. In the initial years of a long-term loan (like a home loan), a large portion of your monthly EMI goes toward paying off the accumulated interest, while later payments contribute more heavily toward reducing the principal balance.

How to Use the Calculator

Simply enter your loan details or adjust the interactive sliders:

  • Loan Amount: The total sum you are borrowing.
  • Interest Rate: The annual percentage rate (APR) charged by the lender.
  • Loan Tenure: The repayment duration in years.

Click the Calculate button to instantly generate your complete month-by-month repayment schedule and summary.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Why is interest higher in the beginning of a loan?
Interest is calculated based on the remaining principal balance. Since your outstanding loan amount is at its highest in the beginning, the interest portion of your EMI is also at its peak.
Can making extra payments shorten my loan tenure?
Yes! Making prepayment contributions directly reduces the principal balance, which subsequently lowers the total interest accumulated and shortens your overall repayment timeline.
Does this calculator apply to all types of loans?
Yes, this amortization formula applies to any standard reducing-balance loan, including home loans, car loans, personal loans, and business term loans.