Loan Calculator
Calculate loan payments with flat vs reducing balance interest comparison
Quick Loan Types Presets
Loan Parameters
Interest Comparison
Potential Savings
Choosing reducing balance over flat interest can save you:
Dual Calculation
Compare flat vs reducing balance interest calculations side by side.
Savings Analysis
See how much you can save with different interest calculation methods.
Multiple Loan Types
Calculate payments for personal, home, car, and business loans.
How Loan Calculator Works
This calculator helps you understand loan payments using two common interest calculation methods - reducing balance and flat interest.
- Reducing Balance: Interest is calculated on the outstanding principal, decreasing over time
- Flat Interest: Interest is calculated on the full principal throughout the loan term
- EMI Calculation: Equal Monthly Installments that include both principal and interest
- Loan Types: Pre-configured for personal, car, home, and business loans
- Savings Analysis: Compare both methods to see potential savings
Important Information
Understanding the difference between reducing balance and flat interest can save you thousands in loan costs.
- Reducing Balance: Most common for home loans, car loans, and personal loans - more favorable for borrowers
- Flat Interest: Often used in personal loans and consumer finance - results in higher effective interest rate
- Loan Tenure: Longer tenures mean lower EMIs but higher total interest
- Interest Rate: Even small rate differences can significantly impact total payment
- Prepayment: Reducing balance loans benefit more from early prepayment
All calculations are for estimation purposes. Actual loan terms may vary based on lender policies and your credit profile.
How to Use the Loan Calculator
- Select a loan type preset or adjust sliders manually
- Enter loan amount, interest rate, and tenure
- Choose between reducing balance or flat interest
- Click "Calculate Loan" to see your EMI
- Review comparison to see potential savings
Try different tenures to see how EMI changes.
Understanding Your Results
- EMI: Your monthly payment (principal + interest)
- Total Interest: Total interest paid over loan term
- Total Payment: Principal + total interest
- Difference: Savings with reducing balance vs flat interest
Use this information to choose the most cost-effective loan option.