EMI prepayment calculator.
Compare reducing your EMI with keeping the EMI and shortening the term.
EMI prepayment inputs
Prepayment is made now before the next interest period. Savings subtract the stated fee. Reducing tenure keeps the original EMI; reducing EMI keeps the original remaining term. No opportunity cost of the lump sum is included.
View detailed breakdown
| Option | Monthly payment | Months left | Future interest | Savings after fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No prepayment | ₹19,694.79 | 180 | ₹15,45,062.41 | — |
| Reduce EMI | ₹16,740.57 | 180 | ₹13,13,303.05 | ₹2,31,759.36 |
| Reduce tenure | ₹19,694.79 | 134 | ₹9,37,487.15 | ₹6,07,575.26 |
How this emi prepayment calculator works
A one-time principal payment reduces the balance immediately. The reduce-EMI option re-amortizes that balance across the remaining term. The reduce-tenure option keeps the original EMI and pays off sooner. Savings compare future interest after the stated prepayment charge.
A worked example
On a 120,000 zero-interest balance with 12 months left, prepaying 20,000 reduces EMI to 8,333.33, or keeps the original 10,000 EMI and ends in ten months. Interest savings are zero in both cases.
Which option is better?
A shorter term usually reduces more interest at a positive rate, while a lower EMI improves monthly cash flow. Consider liquidity, charges and the opportunity cost of the prepaid money; this calculator does not choose for you.
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