How You Can Use a Personal Loan Calculator
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How You Can Use Personal Loan Calculator

  • Highlights

  • Personal Loan EMI Calculator is easy to use

  • You can calculate your personal loan EMIs online

  • The calculator has 3 components: amount, tenor, ROI

  • The interest rate to be filled varies on a case-to-case basis

Thinking of availing a personal loan but not sure what your monthly payments will be? A Personal Loan EMI Calculator will help you to know your equated monthly instalments (EMIs) for a given amount. You can borrow now, and pay later at your convenience.

How to Use Personal Loan EMI Calculator

The three main components of a Personal Loan EMI Calculator are:
1. Loan amount
2. Rate of interest
3. Tenor
You can take personal loan to meet your personal expenses such as home renovation, medical emergency, gifts, vacations and others. You would have to repay the debt as EMIs.

EMIs consists of both the principal and the interest component. In interest-only loan facility, the EMIs consists of only the interest component. The principal is paid at the end of the loan tenor.

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What Is EMI Calculator

EMI calculator helps you to calculate the EMIs for the loan that you wish to borrow. You need to feed the loan amount, tenor and the interest rate to know the applicable EMIs.
Personal loan EMI calculator is indicative in nature. The actual interest rate and the EMIs will be decided by the lender based on your repaying capability, and the credit score.

The formula used to calculate the EMIs is:

EMI = [P x R x (1+R)^N]/[(1+R)^N-1],

P - is the principal or the loan amount you wish to borrow

R - is the rate of interest that is levied on the loan amount

N - is the tenor of repayment of the loan or the number of monthly instalments that you will pay


EMI calculator is easy to use. It helps you to plan your investments as per your expenses.

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Scenarios

You can use the EMI calculator to adjust the EMI to the one which you wish to pay.

Illustration:
Suppose you need Rs. 1 lakh which you wish to pay over a year. At the rate of interest 14%, and tenor 12:
1. The total interest payable is Rs. 7,746, and
2. EMI is Rs. 8,979

Suppose you want to pay EMI of less than Rs. 5000, for a loan amount of Rs. 1 lakh, then you can change the tenor. For a tenor of 24 months
1. The total interest payable is Rs. 15,233
2. EMI is Rs. 4,801

For the same ROI, and the loan amount, a longer tenor reduces your EMI, but increases your total interest payable.

Personal Loan EMI Calculator helps you to know your EMIs, and map then to your expenses and payment capability.

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