Personal Loan EMI Calculator

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How to use Personal Loan EMI Calculator?

Our online personal loan EMI calculator comes with three tabs to arrive at your Equated Monthly Instalment or EMI in an instant. Follow these simple steps below to find yours:

Please see our example of the EMIs on a Personal Loan of `1,00,000 for varying tenure with 12% interest rate at Fullerton India

Disclaimer: The above table provides an approximate calculation of the EMI ( Equated Monthly Installment) amount and interest payable. Actual numbers may vary.

How is Personal Loan EMI Calculated?

Your personal loan EMI depends on three factors: the loan amount, the rate of interest and the tenure of the loan. The mathematical formula for calculating personal loan EMI is:

EMI = P × r × (1 + r)n/((1 + r)n - 1)

Where, P = Loan amount, r = the rate of interest, and n = tenure in months.

Thus, you can see that the EMI increases with the loan amount and the rate of interest, but decreases as the tenure gets larger. This may make you think that a longer tenure is better as the monthly outlay towards the loan will be lower. But this is not necessarily true, as longer tenure also results in the overall cost of the funds getting higher as the total amount that you would pay back gets larger with the tenure.

How is Personal Loan Interest Calculated?

Now that you know how to calculate the EMI, you must be wondering how personal loan interest rate is calculated. The interest rate offered by the lender depends on multiple factors. These include:

As a rule, the lower the credit risk that the lender perceives, the lower is the interest rate they can offer. Therefore, to get a good interest rate ensure that you service all your outstanding loans on time, and have enough income over your fixed obligations to service the loan you are applying for.

How to Reduce your EMI for a Personal Loan?

You can reduce your personal loan EMI either by choosing a longer repayment tenure or negotiating a lower rate of interest with the lender.

By using the personal loan calculator, you can calculate the loan EMI for different tenure and select the one that suits best according to your repayment capability. Also, a good CIBIL score will help you to enjoy lower interest rates.

What are the Factors That Can Affect Personal Loan EMI?

The personal loan EMI is affected by factors like the loan amount, rate of interest and loan tenure. Please note that your personal loan EMI may also contain other charges such as insurance and service fees, which will not be indicated by the EMI calculator. The final EMI amount will be communicated to you after your loan gets approved through your loan agreement and schedule. However, the EMI calculator gives a near accurate estimate of the monthly EMI you will need to pay by taking into account the most important factors which are interest rate, tenure and loan amount. 

Using the personal loan calculator, you can calculate the personal loan EMI of different tenure and check how a change in different factors impacts the EMI.

EMI calculator for personal loan helps borrowers to select the right loan tenure based on repayment capacity.

What is the Personal Loan Amortization Schedule?

A personal loan amortization schedule is a detailed table of periodic loan EMI payments of the chosen loan tenure. The table includes the total breakdown of principal and interest amount in EMI payments of every year of the chosen loan tenure.

It is calculated using the personal loan calculator and the table is generated automatically and helps borrowers to keep track of what they owe at any given point.

How is the Personal Loan EMI to be Paid?

Your personal loan EMIs are fixed and are debited directly from your bank account on a fixed date of every month until the completion of loan tenure, the details of which are intimated at the time of approval.

Using the EMI calculator for personal loan, you can determine the EMI amount and select the right loan tenure for yourself. The personal loan EMI calculator can also be used to check how different factors impact loan EMI.