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Amortization schedule (yearly)
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How to use the loan calculator
When considering a mortgage or car loan, "how much per month?" and "how much interest in total?" matter. Enter the amount, rate and term to see the monthly payment, total repayment and interest, plus a yearly amortization schedule breaking down principal and interest.
How to use it
Enter the loan amount, annual rate (APR) and term. The method is the equal-payment (amortizing) loan, where the monthly amount stays constant. The schedule shows how interest dominates early payments while principal grows later on.
See the effect of the rate
Try different rates and terms to see how total interest changes. Real loans add fees, guarantee costs, rate changes and insurance, so this result is an estimate. Confirm the actual payment with your lender's terms.
Frequently asked questions
How is the monthly payment calculated?+
At 0% it is P / n.
What is the difference from an equal-principal loan?+
This tool uses the equal-payment method.
Can it handle extra or lump-sum payments?+
Use it for a basic monthly-repayment estimate.
Will the figures match my actual payments?+
This is an estimate assuming a fixed rate and no fees.
Are my inputs stored?+
・Monthly payment (equal-payment) = P × r × (1+r)ⁿ / ((1+r)ⁿ − 1) (P = amount, r = monthly rate = annual/12, n = months = years×12)
・At 0% rate = P / n
・Total repayment = payment × n / Total interest = total − P
・An estimate assuming a fixed rate, no fees and monthly equal payments.
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