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Home Loan Prepayment Calculator

See how extra monthly payments or a one-time prepayment could cut interest and tenure, or lower your EMI, compared with your current loan.

Interest rates, prices, premiums and other defaults below are editable examples, not current market data. Replace them with your own quotes and current local prices.

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Change any editable assumption, calculate, then review the steps, assumptions and limitations before deciding.

How this estimate works

Your current loan is rebuilt month by month. Prepayments are applied after that month's EMI, then either the same EMI shortens the loan or, after a one-time prepayment, a new EMI is calculated over the original remaining months.

Formula

  • Each month: balance = balance × (1 + r) − EMI − extra − one-time
  • Reduce-EMI: new EMI = EMI formula on remaining balance and months
  • Net saving = baseline interest − revised interest − prepayment fees

Limitations

  • Rate changes during the loan are not modelled.
  • Lenders may apply prepayments on specific dates or with conditions.
  • Prepayment fees are only what you enter.

Data used

No official dataset is used. Every rate, price and premium is entered by you or is a labelled, editable assumption.

Frequently asked questions

Is it better to reduce EMI or tenure?+

Reducing tenure usually saves more interest; reducing EMI improves monthly cash flow. Compare both here.

What if the prepayment is more than I owe?+

Only the remaining balance is counted and the calculator warns you.

How accurate is this prepayment estimate?+

It will provide an indicative estimate based on your inputs and the stated assumptions. Actual results can vary by location, equipment, tariff, and usage.

Can I use the result to make a purchase?+

Use it as a starting point, then confirm current prices, specifications, eligibility, and site requirements with a qualified provider.