Prepayment Planning
See exactly how much time and interest you can cut off your loan by paying a little extra — whether that's an annual bonus, a couple of extra EMIs a year, or stepping up your EMI as your income grows. Works for home, car, personal, education, gold, and business loans — pick your loan type below.
Snapshot your current settings, tweak the sliders, then save again — up to 3, side by side.
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Yes. A prepayment reduces your outstanding principal, which cuts the interest charged on every future EMI and usually shortens your loan tenure.
Reducing the tenure typically saves the most interest, while reducing the EMI eases your monthly cash flow. This calculator lets you compare both outcomes.
Floating-rate home loans taken by individuals are penalty-free to prepay under RBI rules. Fixed-rate loans and some other loan types may carry charges, so check your loan agreement.
Earlier in the loan, when the interest portion of each EMI is highest. Prepayments made in the early years have the biggest impact on total interest saved.
It depends on your loan rate versus your expected post-tax investment return. This tool includes a prepay-vs-invest comparison, but consider speaking with a licensed financial advisor.