Personal Loan Prepayment Calculator

Find out exactly how much interest and tenure you can save with monthly and one-time prepayments on your personal loan.

Updated: April 2026·By Rajat

Loan Inputs

8.0%36.0%
0 Yr10 Yr
0 Mo11 Mo

Prepayment Plan

Month 1Month 60

Prepayment Impact

Total Interest Saved

₹1.33 L

₹1,32,753

Current EMI

₹18,615.00

Without prepayment

Tenure Saved

1y 10m

Reduction in loan duration

Total Prepayment

₹2.85 L

Monthly + one-time prepayment

Interest (Regular Plan)

₹3.17 L

If you continue current repayment

Interest (With Prepayment)

₹1.84 L

After applying prepayment strategy

Principal vs Interest Paid Over Time

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Amortization Schedule

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Month
Principal
Interest
Balance

How to use this calculator

  1. 1Enter your outstanding personal loan amount and current interest rate.
  2. 2Set remaining tenure in years and months.
  3. 3Add monthly extra prepayment if you can spare recurring cash.
  4. 4Optionally add one-time prepayment and the month in which you plan to pay it.
  5. 5Compare new tenure and interest saved against regular repayment.

Why prepayment matters more in personal loans

Personal loans usually carry much higher interest rates than home loans. That makes every extra rupee of principal repayment highly valuable, especially in early years.

If your loan has no or low prepayment charges, disciplined monthly prepayment can cut years off your tenure and save significant interest outflow.

Always maintain emergency liquidity first. Prepay aggressively only after you have a stable cash buffer.

Frequently Asked Questions

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