πŸ’° Loan Details

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$240,000Principal to be financed
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πŸ“Š Monthly Payment

Total Monthly Payment$1,917

Payment Breakdown

Principal & Interest$1,517
Property Tax$300
Home Insurance$100
Total Payment$690,107
Total Interest$306,107
Total Principal$240,000
Payoff Date
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LTV Ratio80.00%
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DTI Ratio 30.21%
Finance Β· Free tool

About the Mortgage & EMI Calculator

This free mortgage calculator works out your monthly EMI (equated monthly instalment), total interest and full amortisation schedule for any home loan. Enter the loan amount, interest rate and tenure to see exactly how much goes to principal versus interest each month, and use the prepayment analysis to see how much a lump-sum or extra monthly payment saves.

It handles home loans in India (β‚Ή), the UK (Β£), the US ($), UAE and Australia, supports fixed and floating comparisons, and lets you add processing fees, insurance and property tax so the number you plan around is the real cost of ownership, not just the headline EMI.

How to use the mortgage & emi calculator

  1. 1Enter the property price or loan amount, down payment and interest rate.
  2. 2Set the tenure in years and any processing fee or insurance.
  3. 3Optionally add prepayments β€” one-off or recurring β€” to see interest saved and months cut.
  4. 4Review EMI, total interest, the amortisation table and the year-by-year chart; compare scenarios side by side.

Mortgage & EMI Calculator β€” frequently asked questions

How is a mortgage EMI calculated?

EMI = P Γ— r Γ— (1+r)ⁿ Γ· ((1+r)ⁿ βˆ’ 1), where P is the principal, r the monthly interest rate (annual rate Γ· 12 Γ· 100) and n the number of months. A β‚Ή50 lakh loan at 8.5% for 20 years gives an EMI of about β‚Ή43,391.

Does prepaying a home loan really save money?

Yes β€” because interest is charged on the outstanding balance, every prepayment in the early years removes interest for the remaining tenure. The calculator shows both the interest saved and the months removed from the loan.

Should I choose a shorter or longer tenure?

A shorter tenure means a higher EMI but far less total interest; a longer tenure lowers the EMI but can double the interest paid. Compare both in the scenario table to find the EMI you can sustain.

What is included in the total cost of a mortgage?

Principal, interest, processing fees, mortgage insurance, and in many countries property tax and homeowner insurance. Add these in the advanced fields to see the true monthly outgoing.

Can I use this for car or personal loans?

Yes β€” the EMI formula is the same. For loan comparisons across banks use the dedicated Loan Calculator.