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Loan amortization schedule with extra prepayments

Loan amortization schedule and prepayment impact calculator. Simulates extra monthly and annual principal prepayments, measuring tenure reduction and thousands saved in compound interest.

Runs entirely in your browser

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About this tool

An amortization schedule lays out every payment over a loan’s life, splitting each into interest and principal and tracking the falling balance. This tool generates that schedule and, crucially, models the effect of extra prepayments — additional monthly or annual amounts paid toward the principal — showing how much they shorten the term and how much interest they save.

Prepayments are one of the most powerful levers a borrower has, and their effect is larger than intuition suggests: because early payments are mostly interest, paying down principal early removes years of future interest. Seeing the tenure reduction and interest saved side by side makes a compelling, concrete case for even small extra payments.

It runs in your browser, so your loan details stay private. Use it to plan a payoff strategy, compare the impact of different extra-payment amounts, or decide whether prepaying beats investing the same money elsewhere.

Frequently asked questions

How do extra prepayments save money?
They reduce the principal directly, which removes the future interest that principal would have accrued. Because early payments are mostly interest, prepaying early has an outsized effect.
What does the schedule show?
Each payment split into interest and principal, the remaining balance over time, and — with prepayments — the reduced term and total interest saved.
Should I prepay my loan or invest instead?
It depends on your loan rate versus expected investment returns and your risk tolerance. The interest-saved figure here gives one side of that comparison.
Are my loan details private?
Yes. The calculation runs in your browser, so nothing you enter is uploaded.

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