What is the difference between secured and unsecured loans?
Secured loans (home, car) require collateral and carry lower rates; unsecured loans (personal, credit card) require no collateral and have higher rates.
Compare total interest and payoff across loan terms.
Evaluates comprehensive loan payment schedules, total interest costs, and payoff timelines across personal, education, and auto credit.
Total Repayment = EMI × Total Months | Total Interest = Total Repayment - Principal
Computes periodic amortisation and cumulative interest paid over the life of credit agreements.
Inputs: Principal = ₹5,00,000 | Interest Rate = 11% p.a. | Tenure = 48 Months
Summary: Monthly EMI = ₹12,933 | Total Interest = ₹1,20,784 | Total Outflow = ₹6,20,784
Secured loans (home, car) require collateral and carry lower rates; unsecured loans (personal, credit card) require no collateral and have higher rates.
Yes, though lenders may charge a prepayment foreclosure fee (0% to 5%) depending on loan terms and RBI rules.
A monthly table showing how each instalment is divided between principal reduction and interest charges.