Advanced Loan Calculator

This calculator makes it easy to determine the monthly payment amount and the total amount of interest paid over the lifetime of your loan.

You can use this calculator by entering the total loan amount, interest rate, length of the loan in years, payment periods per year, any additional principal per month, and intervals of compounded interest. Results can be saved as a .pdf so you can compare different loan rates.

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Loan Amount:
Interest Rate:
Number of Years:
Number of Periods Per Year:
Additional Principal:
Compounding Period:
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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