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Loan Calculator

A loan calculator is an essential tool for mortgage and auto loan decisions. Supports two repayment methods: <strong>Equal Interest</strong> (fixed monthly payment, higher initial interest portion) and <strong>Equal Principal</strong> (fixed principal repayment per month, decreasing interest — lower total interest). Enter loan amount, annual rate, and term to see monthly payments and total interest.

Quick presets for common scenarios (mortgage $1M 30yr 3.85%, auto loan $150K 5yr 4.75%). Expand the amortization schedule for month-by-month details — principal, interest, and remaining balance. All calculations are client-side; input data is never stored or uploaded. Note: results are for reference only; actual loan terms are governed by financial institution contracts.

📖 Loan Calculator Guide

Introduction

Online loan calculator supporting equal principal and equal interest payment methods. Enter loan amount, annual rate, and term to view monthly payments and total interest.

Features

  • Equal Interest: Fixed monthly payment, higher initial interest portion
  • Equal Principal: Fixed principal portion, decreasing interest over time
  • Amortization schedule: Month-by-month breakdown of payment, principal, interest, and balance
  • Quick presets: Mortgage 30yr, Auto 5yr, and more

How to Use

  1. Enter loan amount, annual rate (%), and term (months)
  2. Choose repayment method: Equal Interest or Equal Principal
  3. Click Calculate to view results
  4. Expand the amortization schedule for monthly details

Example

$1,000,000 at 3.85% for 30 years Equal Interest: ~$4,687/month Equal Principal: ~$5,986/month first month, decreasing $150,000 at 4.75% for 5 years Equal Interest: ~$2,812/month

Use Cases

  • Mortgage planning and comparison
  • Auto loan calculation
  • Comparing equal interest vs equal principal total costs
  • Repayment planning and budget forecasting