About Loan Calculator

Comprehensive loan payment calculator supporting multiple loan types, payment frequencies, and early payoff analysis. Make informed borrowing decisions with detailed amortization schedules.

Common Use Cases

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Personal loan payment calculations

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Auto loan comparison shopping

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Business loan planning and analysis

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Debt consolidation calculations

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Early payoff strategy planning

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Budget planning and forecasting

Examples & Demonstrations

Standard personal loan calculation

Input:

$20,000 personal loan at 8% for 5 years

Output:

$405/month payment, $4,311 total interest

Payment frequency comparison

Input:

$25,000 auto loan with biweekly payments

Output:

Save $800+ in interest vs monthly payments

Extra payment impact analysis

Input:

$15,000 loan with $50 extra payment

Output:

Pay off 1.5 years early, save $1,200

Tips & Best Practices

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Compare multiple loan offers before deciding

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Consider biweekly payments to save interest

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Factor in all fees when comparing total costs

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Check your credit score before applying

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Consider shorter terms for lower total interest

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Calculate the impact of extra payments

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I calculate my monthly loan payment?

Monthly payment is calculated using the loan formula: M = P × [r(1+r)^n] / [(1+r)^n – 1], where M is monthly payment, P is principal, r is monthly interest rate, and n is number of payments.

What's the difference between different payment frequencies?

Monthly payments (12/year) are standard. Biweekly payments (26/year) result in one extra payment per year, reducing total interest. Weekly payments (52/year) provide even greater interest savings.

How much can I save with extra payments?

Extra payments go directly toward principal, reducing both loan term and total interest. Even small extra payments can save thousands in interest and years off your loan term.

What factors affect my loan interest rate?

Interest rates depend on credit score, loan type, loan term, down payment, debt-to-income ratio, and current market conditions. Better credit typically means lower rates.

Should I choose a shorter or longer loan term?

Shorter terms have higher monthly payments but lower total interest costs. Longer terms have lower monthly payments but cost more in total interest. Choose based on your budget and financial goals.

Why Choose Loan Calculator?

Our loan calculator stands out from other online tools with its precision, speed, and user-friendly interface. Built by engineers for professionals, students, and everyday users, it provides accurate results instantly without requiring any software installation or registration.

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Loan Calculator

Calculate monthly payments, total interest, and amortization schedules for personal loans, auto loans, business loans, and more. Compare different loan terms and analyze early payoff options.

✓ Multiple Loan Types
✓ Amortization Schedule
✓ Early Payoff Analysis

Loan Details

Typical rates: 6-36% | Terms: 2-7 years

Early Payoff Options

Optional: Add extra amount to each payment to pay off loan faster

Enter Loan Details

Fill in your loan information to calculate payments and view detailed analysis.

Understanding Your Loan

Monthly Payments

Fixed amount you pay each month covering principal and interest

Principal vs Interest

Early payments are mostly interest, later payments are mostly principal

Early Payoff

Extra payments toward principal reduce total interest and loan term

Important Loan Disclaimer

This calculator provides estimates for educational purposes only. Actual loan terms, rates, and payments may vary based on credit score, income, loan-to-value ratio, and lender requirements. Additional fees, insurance, and other costs may apply. Always read loan terms carefully and consult with qualified financial professionals before making borrowing decisions.