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Know the monthly number.

Reducing-balance EMI with a principal-versus-interest donut and full amortization — computed on your device, never uploaded.

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Know the monthly number.

Reducing-balance EMI with a principal/interest donut and year-by-year schedule. Your figures never leave this page.

EMI / LOCAL ONLY

₹8,678 / month

Principal
₹1,000,000
Total interest
₹1,082,776
Total payable
₹2,082,776
52%interest
Principal
₹1,000,000 (48.0%)
Interest
₹1,082,776 (52.0%)
Year-by-year schedule
YearPrincipalInterestBalance
1₹19,902₹84,236₹980,098
2₹21,661₹82,477₹958,436
3₹23,576₹80,563₹934,860
4₹25,660₹78,479₹909,200
5₹27,928₹76,211₹881,272
6₹30,397₹73,742₹850,875
7₹33,084₹71,055₹817,791
8₹36,008₹68,131₹781,784
9₹39,191₹64,948₹742,593
10₹42,655₹61,484₹699,938
11₹46,425₹57,714₹653,513
12₹50,529₹53,610₹602,985
13₹54,995₹49,144₹547,990
14₹59,856₹44,283₹488,134
15₹65,147₹38,992₹422,987
16₹70,905₹33,234₹352,082
17₹77,172₹26,966₹274,910
18₹83,994₹20,145₹190,916
19₹91,418₹12,721₹99,498
20₹99,498₹4,640₹0

How it works

Three steps, all on your device.

The same schedule math behind every bank quote, running here without accounts or uploads.

01

Enter the loan

Amount, annual rate and tenure in months — with a currency label so the figures read as rupees, dollars, euros or anything else.

02

Read the split

Monthly EMI up top, then the donut: how much of your money buys the asset versus pays the lender, with exact shares.

03

Walk the schedule

Year-by-year principal, interest and balance — the same table banks use — ready to copy into negotiations and budgets.

Questions

Calculating EMI, answered.

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Is my data uploaded anywhere?

No. The reducing-balance math runs entirely in your browser — the page makes no network requests with your figures. You can verify this in your browser's developer tools or disconnect from the network after the page loads.

Which formula does it use?

The standard reducing-balance EMI banks quote: EMI = P·r·(1+r)ⁿ/((1+r)ⁿ−1) with monthly r. Identical inputs give identical EMIs to your bank's calculator; small differences come from their rounding or fee inclusion.

Why is early EMI almost all interest?

Interest each month is charged on the outstanding balance, which is largest at the start. Prepayments early in the tenure therefore destroy far more interest than equal prepayments later — the schedule table shows exactly why.

Does it handle flat-rate or teaser loans?

No — flat-rate schemes quote interest on the original principal every month, which understates the true cost versus reducing balance. Convert the offer to its reducing-balance equivalent rate before comparing here.

Is this financial advice?

No. It is arithmetic for planning and comparison — fees, insurance, taxes and prepayment penalties sit outside it. Confirm borrowing decisions with a qualified adviser.