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Annual and one-off extras stay. They and fees are separate from this total.
Monthly top-ups and yearly extras both reduce principal and future interest.
Correct the highlighted input to see your updated result.
A loan year is 12 payments. Peak cash includes actual extras and entered fees.
After current interest is settled, the extra payment reduces principal. You do not pay the future interest that this principal would have accrued.
A longer tenure gives you a lower mandatory EMI. With the same actual payments and interest rates, the interest cost is the same regardless of the original tenure. Fees can still differ.
Optional: fine-tune your plan
Loan month 1 means the month of your first EMI. Annual extras repeat every 12 months from the start below.
Loan month 1 is your first EMI. Extras are applied after that month’s EMI.
Quick comparison options already use this amount and rate. This only updates your separately saved plans.
Optional known or hypothetical rate events, not a forecast. New rate applies at the start of its month. The chosen payment stays fixed; payoff changes. Enter one rate per month.
Charges default to zero, not a promise of free borrowing. For an existing loan, enter only fees still to pay from today, never historic processing or purchase costs.
Fees are paid separately, not financed or taken from extra-payment budgets. Annual fees fall in months 12, 24, … while the loan is active.
Correct your calculator inputs to compare options.
All four options use your current loan amount, rates and fee settings. Yearly extras are paid at each year-end. Choosing an option replaces your current tenure and extra-payment schedule, not your saved copies.
* Net saved = interest + fees avoided against that row’s own no-extra-payment baseline, not against another row. A negative value means more cost. Fees are outside the EMI.
A plan with ₹10 lakh in yearly extras needs that money every year. Use Budget & goal to see what is comfortable for you.
For plans that do not pay off within 100 years, figures are projections to that limit, not lifetime costs. No payoff or savings is claimed.
Set a payoff target and monthly budget to explore loan amounts and tenures. For a property purchase, optionally add the price and available cash below.
Optional property-purchase and down-payment goals apply only to a new loan. Your saved purchase inputs are retained but excluded from this outstanding-balance snapshot.
Target and affordability results are hidden until all inputs are valid. Your edits are kept.
These are alternatives, not amounts to add together. Targets start from the calculated minimum EMI, not your chosen monthly total. Applying one replaces the current payment and all extras with a flat annual extra in months 12, 24, … or a monthly strategy from month 1: the exact automatic minimum when no extra is needed, otherwise a fixed total. Entered rate changes remain. Fees need separate cash. Direct EMI uses only the current rate.
Fit checks entered payment budgets, not bank eligibility, income stability or loan-to-value limits. Cash feasibility and fees must be reviewed separately. The smallest affordable loan and earlier principal repayment tend to lower cost; reserve needs, tax effects and opportunity cost may change your decision.
See principal, interest, extras and fees over the life of the selected plan.
The schedule is hidden until all inputs are valid. Check Calculator and Budget & goal to correct the field named above.
Regular principal + extra principal reduce the balance. Monthly cash includes EMI, extras and that month’s fees; upfront fees are separate. Year 1 cash includes upfront fees. Amounts shown are rounded to whole rupees, but calculations keep extra precision. A final residual below half a paisa is included in the final regular payment, not forgiven; CSV identifies this already-included adjustment. This settlement convention is not a lender-rounding claim.