Standard Loan Calculator

This calculator is designed to determine the overall costs of a fixed-rate loan.

Standard Loan Calculator

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Loan Amount:
Interest Rate:
Number of Years:
Number of Periods Per Year:
Payment Amount:
Total Interest Paid:

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Amortization Schedule

Payment Principal Interest Loan Balance
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Remaining Loan Balance

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You will need to input the following information to make proper calculations:

  • How much money you’re getting
  • The interest rate you’re being offered
  • The exact number of years you’ll have to pay it off
  • How many payment cycles there will be during each year.

If you enter all the information correctly, the calculator will show you how much you’ll pay each month and what the total interest paid throughout the loan’s lifetime will be. It will also provide a clear breakdown (AKA an amortization schedule) of your payments over the course of the loan.

Our standard loan calculator and all other calculators on this site should only be used to provide an estimate. Loan closing costs must also be calculated separately. You can get more specific, detailed information from your lender.

Use our Advanced Loan Calculator, if you wish to take into account any additional principal per month and intervals of compounded interest.

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