Loan Comparison Calculator
Compare two loan options side by side to find which one costs less over the full term.
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How to Use
- Enter the loan amount (same for both options)
- Enter the interest rate for Option A
- Enter the loan term in years for Option A
- Enter the interest rate for Option B
- Enter the loan term in years for Option B
- Click Calculate to compare both options
- Review the savings between the two options
FAQ
Should I always pick the loan with the lower EMI?
Not necessarily. A lower EMI usually means a longer term, which can result in more total interest paid. Compare the total cost, not just the monthly payment.
Does this calculator account for fees?
No. This calculator compares principal and interest only. Factor in origination fees, closing costs, and other charges separately.
Can I compare loans with different amounts?
This tool uses the same loan amount for both options to give a fair comparison. For different amounts, run the calculator twice with each amount.
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