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Home Loan Pre-payment Tool

See how much interest you save by paying extra today

Tip: Paying earlier in your tenure saves more interest!

Total Interest Saved

16,16,308

29.9% of total interest cost

Tenure Reduced

48 Months

(4.0 Years)

New Total Tenure

16.0 Yrs

instead of 20 Yrs

How it works?

In the reducing balance method, early EMIs are mostly interest. A pre-payment directly reduces the **Principal Balance**, causing a massive drop in interest for all future months.

DISCLAIMER: These calculations are for illustrative purposes only and do not constitute professional financial advice. Actual returns or terms may vary based on market conditions or institution policies.

Using the Loan Prepayment Calculator

Our powerful prepayment calculator for India help you see exactly how much interest you can save by making extra payments towards your loan. Prepaying even a small amount early in your tenure can save you Lakhs in interest and reduce your loan years.

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Key Features

  • Calculates total interest savings from single or recurring prepayments
  • Compares 'Tenure Reduction' vs 'EMI Reduction' strategies
  • Provides a side-by-side view of your original vs revised loan schedule
  • Visualizes your debt-free date after considering prepayments
  • Handles Home Loans, Personal Loans, and Car Loans in India
  • Fast, interactive, and 100% free with no data storage

How to calculate Loan Prepayment Calculator

Step-by-step Guide & Informational Intent

  1. 1.Input your current 'Loan Balance' and 'Interest Rate'.
  2. 2.Enter the 'Remaining Tenure' in months or years.
  3. 3.Input the 'Prepayment Amount' you plan to pay.
  4. 4.Select your preferred benefit: 'Reduce Tenure' or 'Reduce EMI'.
  5. 5.Watch how your 'Total Interest Saved' and 'New Tenure' update instantly.

How the Calculation Works

The calculator applies your prepayment directly to the outstanding principal. This immediately reduces the base on which future monthly interest is calculated, creating a powerful compounding effect that shortens the loan life.

Important Assumptions

  • Prepayment is applied at the beginning of the next month
  • No prepayment penalties (as per current RBI norms for floating rates)
  • Interest rate remains constant throughout the remaining tenure
  • Assumes regular EMIs are continue to be paid on time
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Interest Saving Examples

Home Loan: Prepaying ₹5 Lakh on a ₹50 Lakh loan early on can save you over ₹15-20 Lakh in interest!
Tenure Reduction: Choosing to reduce months instead of EMI is almost always 2x-3x more effective for saving interest.
Annual Bonus: Using a ₹50,000 yearly bonus to prepay can cut a 20-year loan down to 15 years.
Early Impact: Every ₹1 prepaid in the first year of a loan is worth much more than ₹1 prepaid in the last year.
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Loan Prepayment Calculator FAQs

Our powerful prepayment calculator for India help you see exactly how much interest you can save by making extra payments towards your loan. Prepaying even a small amount early in your tenure can save you Lakhs in interest and reduce your loan years.

Prepayment means paying an amount over and above your regular EMI towards your loan principal. It's highly beneficial because it directly reduces the outstanding principal, thereby drastically decreasing the total interest you would have paid over the loan tenure.
In most cases, choosing 'Tenure Reduction' saves significantly more interest than 'EMI Reduction'. By keeping your EMI the same and reducing the months remaining, you minimize the long-term compounding effect of interest.
Yes, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has strictly prohibited banks and NBFCs from charging any foreclosure or prepayment penalties on all floating-rate individual loans, especially home loans.
The best time is as early as possible in your loan tenure. Since the interest component is highest in the initial years, prepaying early has the most profound impact on saving interest costs.
If your loan interest rate (e.g., Personal Loan at 12-15%) is higher than your expected investment returns (e.g., SIP at 10-12%), it's mathematically better to prepay the loan. For Home Loans (8-9%), the decision depends on your risk appetite and tax benefits.
Regular prepayments and timely closure of loans reflect a healthy 'Credit Mix' and high 'Repayment Capacity', which can positively impact your CIBIL score in the long run.