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Loan Prepayment Calculator

Compare lower EMI versus shorter tenure after making a lump-sum prepayment.

Current position
Current EMI₹26,035
Estimated balance₹28,75,309
After prepayment₹23,75,309
Option 1 · Keep tenure
₹21,507 EMI
Remaining tenure216 months
Interest saved₹4,77,894
Option 2 · Keep EMI
Save 68 months
New remaining tenure148 months
Interest saved₹12,70,359

Estimates assume the same rate throughout and no prepayment charge. Confirm the lender’s recalculation method.

How to compare loan prepayment options

  1. Enter your loan details. Add the original loan, interest rate, tenure and EMIs already paid.
  2. Enter the prepayment. Add the proposed lump-sum amount.
  3. Compare the outcomes. See keeping the tenure with a lower EMI against keeping the EMI with a shorter tenure.

What happens to your data

The comparison runs entirely in your browser using standard amortization formulas — your loan details are never sent to a server.

What this calculator supports

InputOriginal loan, rate, tenure, EMIs already paid, prepayment amount
Scenario AReduced EMI, same remaining tenure
Scenario BReduced tenure, same EMI
OutputEstimated outstanding balance, interest and time comparison
ProcessingEntirely in your browser tab

Common reasons to use this calculator

  • Decide whether a lump-sum prepayment should lower your EMI or shorten your loan.
  • See how much total interest a prepayment could actually save.
  • Check your estimated outstanding balance before making a prepayment decision.
  • Compare two prepayment strategies side by side before calling your lender.

Frequently asked questions

Is my loan data uploaded anywhere?

No — the comparison runs entirely in your browser.

Which option saves more interest — lower EMI or shorter tenure?

Generally, keeping the EMI the same and shortening the tenure saves more total interest; the comparison shows the actual numbers for your specific loan.

Are these exact figures?

No — check your lender's foreclosure charges, prepayment rules and recalculation method before acting. This tool gives estimates for comparison.

Does it account for prepayment penalties?

No — enter the loan and prepayment figures as-is, and factor in any lender fees or penalties separately.

What does "EMIs already paid" do?

It's used to estimate your current outstanding balance before applying the prepayment.

Last reviewed: August 2026

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