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Simple Loan EMI Calculator

Monthly EMI, interest, and tenure.

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Simple Loan EMI Calculator

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Amount borrowed. Default $250,000. Must be greater than 0.

Nominal yearly rate. Default 6.5%. Range 0 to 100.

Loan length in months. Default 360 (30 years). Range 1 to 600.

Calculated Results

Monthly EMI

$1,580.17

Total interest

$318,861.22

Total payment

$568,861.22

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EMI is the payment that zeros the loan at maturity

A fixed-rate installment loan splits each payment into interest on the remaining balance and principal reduction. EMI is the constant monthly payment that pays off principal plus interest over the tenure you enter.

Defaults: $250,000 principal, 6.5% annual rate, 360 months (30 years). Monthly rate = 6.5 / 12 / 100. EMI = $1,580.17. Total payment = 1,580.17 x 360 = $568,861.22. Total interest = 568,861.22 - 250,000 = $318,861.22. Copy exports all five numbers.

At 0% interest, EMI is simply principal divided by months. The formula avoids divide-by-zero when rate is zero.

Compare EMI to other finance tools

EMI is an outflow. If you are sizing whether a product line can cover debt service, pair this payment with the Break-Even Calculator on the revenue side. Fixed loan payment belongs in the fixed-cost box there.

Growth on invested cash uses the Compound Interest Calculator. EMI math assumes you pay interest; compound interest assumes you earn it. Same rate, opposite direction.

Startup burn that includes loan payments fits the Startup Runway Calculator when you model monthly cash leaving the company.

When to rerun the numbers

Refinance when rate drops enough that closing costs are recovered before you move or sell. Change principal when you put more down. Change tenure when you switch from 30-year to 15-year. Each rerun is one row in a comparison table.

Extra principal payments are not in this formula. Your actual interest paid will be lower if you prepay. Use this page for the scheduled baseline, then track prepayments separately.

Copy the summary for a partner or accountant. It is not a loan offer or amortization schedule with per-month principal/interest split.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How is monthly EMI calculated?

EMI = P x r x (1 + r)^n / ((1 + r)^n - 1), where P is principal, r is annual rate / 12 / 100, and n is tenure in months. At 0% rate, EMI = P / n. Defaults: $250,000 principal, 6.5% rate, 360 months: EMI $1,580.17, total payment $568,861.22, total interest $318,861.22.

What do total payment and total interest mean?

Total payment = EMI x number of months. Total interest = total payment - principal. On the defaults you pay $568,861.22 over 30 years on a $250,000 loan; $318,861.22 of that is interest. Early extra principal is not modeled here.

What inputs are validated?

Principal must be greater than 0. Annual rate must be 0 to 100. Tenure must be a whole number of months from 1 to 600. Invalid fields get aria-invalid, an alert is announced, results show n/a, and copy is disabled.

Is this the same as APR on a mortgage disclosure?

This page uses the nominal annual rate you type, compounded monthly in the standard EMI formula. APR on a loan estimate includes fees and may differ. Use this for quick payment math; use your lender's disclosure for legal comparison shopping.

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