Home Loan EMI Calculator

EMI calculator: for all types of Loans

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EMI Calculator/Loan EMI Calculator for all types of loans

EMI calculator is a useful tool that can help you make smart financial decisions and achieve your goals. Whether you want to buy a house, a car, a gadget or fund your education, you can use EMI calculator to plan your budget, compare options and choose the best loan for you. So, what are you waiting for? Try EMI calculator today and see how it can help you!

What is Equated Monthly Installment (EMI)?

EMI stands for Equated Monthly Installment. It is the fixed amount of money that you pay every month to the lender until you repay the entire loan amount. The EMI consists of two components: the principal and the interest. The principal is the original amount of money that you borrowed, and the interest is the cost of borrowing that money.

The EMI depends on three factors: the loan amount, the interest rate, and the loan tenure. The loan amount is the total money that you borrow from the lender. The interest rate is the percentage of the loan amount that the lender charges you as interest. The loan tenure is the duration of time that you have to repay the loan.

The EMI can be calculated using a simple formula:

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

where P is the loan amount, R is the interest rate per month, and N is the number of monthly installments.

For example, suppose you want to buy a car worth Rs. 10 lakhs and you take a loan of Rs. 8 lakhs at an interest rate of 12% per annum for 5 years. Then,

P = Rs. 8 lakhs
R = 12%/12 = 1% per month
N = 5 x 12 = 60 months

Using the formula, we get

EMI = [800000 x 0.01 x (1.01)^60]/[(1.01)^60-1]
EMI = Rs. 17,799

This means that you have to pay Rs. 17,799 every month for 60 months to repay the loan.

EMI Calculator / Loan EMI Calculator

EMI calculator or Loan EMI Calculator is a tool that helps you plan your monthly budget and manage your finances. EMI stands for equated monthly installment, which is the fixed amount you pay every month to repay your loan. EMI calculator helps you calculate your EMI based on your loan amount, interest rate, tenure and other factors.

Why use EMI calculator?

Some of the benefits of using EMI calculator are:

  • You can compare different loan options and choose the best one for your needs.
  • You can know how much interest you will pay over the loan period and how much principal you will repay.
  • You can adjust your loan parameters such as loan amount, interest rate or tenure to suit your budget and repayment capacity.
  • You can plan your monthly expenses and savings by seeing how much EMI you have to pay every month.
  • You can avoid defaulting on your loan by getting reminders of your due dates and payment status.

How to use EMI calculator?

To use EMI calculator, you just need to follow these steps:

  • Select appropriate EMI calculator.
  • Enter your loan amount, interest rate, tenure and any other details required by the calculator.
  • Click on calculate button and get your EMI amount instantly.
  • See the break-up of your total payment into interest and principal components.
  • See the amortization schedule of your loan, which shows how your loan balance reduces over time with each EMI payment.
  • Change any of the loan parameters and see how it affects your EMI amount and total payment.


 

Home Loan EMI Calculator with Prepayments options

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How to Use Home Loan EMI Calculator with Prepayments options?

Using our Home Loan EMI Calculator, you can calculate how much monthly and total expenditure you really incur by purchasing a home using your bank home loan.

Home Loan Details includes single premium loan insurance and processing fees.

  • Home Value is the actual price of the home you purchased (i.e., sale deed value).
  • Down Payment, aka Margin, is the total money you paid to the seller or builder from your own pocket, entered either in Rupees or as a percentage of Home Value.
  • Loan Insurance is the single premium amount, for the Home Loan Protection Plan (HLPP) OR Term Insurance Plan, that gets included in your home loan amount. If you want to guesstimate this amount, use the LIC premium calculator to calculate yearly premium for eTerm plan using your age, loan term and loan amount for Sum Assured. You then multiply this number by your loan tenure.
  • Loan Amount is calculated as Home Value + Loan Insurance — Down Payment.
  • Interest Rate is
the 10th wonder of the world! When its compounded, it ranks 8th.
  • Loan Fees & Charges includes Processing Fees, Administrative Charges etc. along with service taxes, entered either in Rupees or as a percentage of Loan Amount.

Homeowner Expenses can be entered either in Rupees or as a percentage of Home Value.  You will not pay property taxes and home insurance premium each month, but it is included in the total monthly payment with the assumption that you are setting aside this amount (either through Recurring Deposit or some other means) every month. This will ensure that you will have the necessary money to make the payment once or twice a year. Please note that the recurring expenses will change over the lifetime of the home loan due to inflation and other factors. They will also continue beyond the home loan tenure. You should consider all these factors, especially when making a Rent vs. Buy decision.

  • One-time Expenses can include Registration Fees, Stamp Duty, bribe you paid to that pan chewing Govt Babu, money you spent on sprucing up your new home and performing a lavish house warming ceremony (after all, this is a great occasion for your spouse to show off in front of his/her friends & relatives).
  • Property Taxes is the annual payment that you grudgingly make to your local municipal body.
  • Home Insurance is the yearly premium you pay to insure your home—if it isn’t already covered by loan insurance plan.
  • Monthly Maintenance Expenses is what you pay to keep your apartment shining, clean and ‘water-full’. If its an independent house, you can assume your annual maintenance expenditure to be about one percent of your home value. Divide this number by 12 to arrive at monthly maintenance amount.

Prepayments help you pay off your loan faster and reduce total interest cost.

We wish you an affordable home loan and a great new home!