💵 Extra Monthly Payment Calculator (Loan Prepayment)

Paying a little more than your EMI every month adds up fast. Enter the extra amount to see your new loan end date and total interest saved.

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📘 About the Extra Monthly Payment Calculator

A small extra payment every month — ₹2,000 or ₹5,000 on top of the EMI — goes entirely to principal. Over the years that reduces interest every single month.

On a ₹30 lakh, 20-year loan at 8.5%, ₹5,000 extra a month closes the loan more than 6 years early and saves over ₹11 lakh in interest.

✏️ Worked examples

₹30 lakh, 8.5%, 20 years, ₹5,000 extra a month

You enter
Loan Amount₹3,000,000
Interest Rate8.5 % p.a.
Loan Tenure20 yrs
Extra Each Month₹5,000
You get
Loan closes in13 yrs 8 mo instead of 20 yrs
Tenure reduced by6 yrs 4 mo
Interest saved₹11,73,056
Total interest₹20,75,271 (was ₹32,48,327)
Regular EMI₹26,035
Total extra paid₹8,15,000

6 yrs 4 mo; ₹20,75,271 (was ₹32,48,327).

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₹8 lakh car loan, 9%, 7 years, ₹2,000 extra

You enter
Loan Amount₹800,000
Interest Rate9 % p.a.
Loan Tenure7 yrs
Extra Each Month₹2,000
You get
Loan closes in5 yrs 10 mo instead of 7 yrs
Tenure reduced by1 yr 2 mo
Interest saved₹52,983
Total interest₹2,28,203 (was ₹2,81,186)
Regular EMI₹12,871
Total extra paid₹1,38,000

1 yr 2 mo; ₹2,28,203 (was ₹2,81,186).

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🧭 How to use this calculator

What you enter

  • Loan Amount (₹)
  • Interest Rate (% p.a.)
  • Loan Tenure (yrs)
  • Extra Each Month (₹)Paid every month on top of the EMI.

What you get

  • Loan closes in
  • Tenure reduced by
  • Interest saved
  • Total interest
  • Regular EMI
  • Total extra paid

💡 Prepay or invest?

  • Prepaying a loan gives a guaranteed, tax-free 'return' equal to its interest rate (8.5% here). An investment has to beat that after tax and risk.
  • Keep an emergency fund of 3–6 months' expenses before prepaying.
  • Old tax regime: home loan interest up to ₹2 lakh a year (Section 24(b)) and principal under Section 80C are deductible, which lowers the effective rate. The new regime gives no deduction for a self-occupied home.
  • Floating-rate home loans to individuals carry no prepayment or foreclosure charge (RBI rules). Fixed-rate, personal and car loans often charge 2–5%.

❓ Frequently asked questions

Does paying extra every month really help?

Yes. Every extra rupee reduces the balance that interest is charged on. The earlier in the loan you start, the bigger the saving.

How do I pay extra every month?

Ask your bank for a part-prepayment option online, set up a higher EMI, or use an overdraft-linked home loan (such as a MaxGain-type account) that reduces interest on surplus balance.

Is there a charge for prepaying?

Not on floating-rate home loans to individuals. Fixed-rate, car and personal loans may charge a fee or limit part-payments — check your loan agreement.