Loan Calculator

Calculate payment, total interest, payoff cost, and the payment change caused by a different rate.

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Payment per period
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Total interest
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Payment at comparison rate

Enter each amount, rate, and time period. The result updates automatically. Review the breakdown to compare the main estimate with the supporting planning figures.

Payment = principal × periodic rate × (1 + rate)^n ÷ ((1 + rate)^n − 1).

What the result means

The main result summarizes the calculation using your current inputs. The supporting figures show the components and useful comparisons.

This estimate is for planning and education. Investment returns, lending terms, taxes, fees, and actual cash flows can differ.

A $25,000 five-year loan at 7.5% with monthly payments costs about $501 per month.

What assumptions does this calculator use?

It applies the values shown in the input panel and compounds or amortizes them at the stated interval.

Can I enter decimal values?

Yes. Decimal amounts and rates are supported where they are meaningful.

Are taxes and fees included?

Only when an input explicitly asks for them. Add outside costs separately when planning.

Why might an actual result differ?

Market returns, payment timing, rounding, taxes, and provider rules can change real outcomes.

How should I use the result?

Treat it as a planning estimate, then compare it with statements, quotes, or professional advice.