Know your monthly commitment
Your monthly repayment depends on the amount borrowed, interest rate and length of your loan.
Estimate repayments, discover your true interest cost, and see how extra payments can help you finish sooner — all in seconds.
Adjust the details below to see your repayment plan update instantly.
Fixed interest rate, monthly payments and monthly compounding. Fees are paid upfront, not financed.
See your loan balance shrink with every payment.
Even a little extra each month goes directly toward your loan balance, helping reduce future interest costs.
Every payment, explained. See exactly where your money goes.
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Compare two fixed-rate offers, including their upfront fees.
Compare equivalent loan amounts and consider the repayment term. A lower monthly payment does not always mean a cheaper loan.
Three things to remember when planning a loan.
Your monthly repayment depends on the amount borrowed, interest rate and length of your loan.
Longer loan terms can lower monthly payments while increasing the total interest you pay.
Paying extra principal can shorten your term and reduce interest, subject to your lender's rules.
Helpful details for getting the most out of your calculations.
The calculator uses the standard fixed-rate amortization formula. The loan amount, annual interest rate divided by 12, and number of monthly payments determine the result. A zero-interest loan is divided evenly over the term.
Usually yes. Extra principal payments lower the outstanding balance faster, so less interest accrues in subsequent months. Check whether your lender permits early repayment and charges prepayment fees.
No. The calculator models a fixed-interest loan with monthly payments. Taxes, insurance, rate changes, daily accrual, lender-specific rounding, and penalties are not included. You can add one-time upfront fees separately.
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