Personal Loan Calculator
Calculate personal loan EMI and repayment schedule
Personal Loan Details
Percentage of loan amount
Monthly Payment (EMI)
$1,392,103.04
Total Interest
$115,709.32
Total Amount Paid
$50,115,709.30
Total Interest as %
0.2%
Calculate personal loan EMI and repayment schedule
Percentage of loan amount
$1,392,103.04
$115,709.32
$50,115,709.30
0.2%
Our personal loan calculator helps you determine monthly payments, total interest, and the true cost of borrowing. Use it to compare personal loan offers and find the best deal for your financial needs.
A personal loan calculator computes your monthly payment and total borrowing cost for unsecured personal loans. These loans are typically used for debt consolidation, home improvements, or major purchases.
Personal loans have fixed interest rates and terms, making them predictable for budgeting. However, rates are typically higher than secured loans like mortgages or auto loans.
This calculator helps you understand if a personal loan fits your budget and compare offers from different lenders to find the most affordable option.
Enter the amount you want to borrow. Personal loans typically range from $1,000 to $100,000.
Tip: Only borrow what you need. Larger loans mean higher payments and more interest.
Input the interest rate offered. Personal loan rates vary widely based on credit score, typically 6-36%.
Tip: Your credit score is the biggest factor in your rate. Check your credit before applying and shop around for the best rate.
Select repayment period, typically 1-7 years. Shorter terms save interest but require higher payments.
Tip: Balance monthly affordability with total interest cost. A 3-year term often offers a good balance.
Some lenders charge origination or processing fees as a percentage of the loan amount.
Tip: Factor fees into your total cost. A loan with a lower rate but high fees may cost more overall.
Result: You'll see your monthly payment, total interest paid, total amount repaid, and what percentage of your total payment goes to interest.
Personal loans use standard amortization, with equal monthly payments covering both principal and interest.
EMI = [P × R × (1+R)^N] / [(1+R)^N - 1]Borrowing $20,000 at 12% interest for 3 years to consolidate credit card debt.
Interpretation: Your monthly payment would be $664. You'd pay $3,904 in interest over 3 years, making the total $23,904. Compare this to your current credit card payments to see if consolidation saves money.
Rates vary by credit score and lender
Fees may not be fully included
Prepayment terms vary by lender
Most lenders require 600+, but rates improve significantly with scores above 700. Excellent credit (750+) gets the best rates.
Generally yes, but some lenders restrict use (e.g., no student loans). Common uses include debt consolidation, home improvements, and major purchases.
Personal loans typically have lower interest rates than credit cards and fixed payments, making them better for large, planned expenses. Credit cards offer more flexibility but higher rates.
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