Amortisation Calculator

Calculate loan payments and view a full amortisation schedule with this free Loan Amortisation Calculator. Simple, accurate results for mortgages,e car loans & more.

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Enter your loan details to generate your amortisation schedule instantly!

Total Payments

Total Interest

Monthly Payment


Month Interest Principal Balance
Year Total Interest Paid Principal Remaining Balance

The Amortisation Calculator on Calcify helps you see how a loan is paid off over time — month by month. You can enter the principal amount, interest rate, and term, and the tool breaks down how much of each payment goes toward interest and how much reduces the principal. It shows a clear breakdown of your repayments, helping you keep track of long-term loans with ease.

For Example, if you borrow for a home or a business, you'll see how much interest you pay the first year compared to every year after that. Also how paying a little bit more sooner will save you a lot in total interest costs. Use the Amortisation Calculator to plan repayment approaches to become debt free sooner. After reviewing your amortisation schedule, check our other tools as well for budgeting and EMI calculators available on Calcify.

FAQs

It's an online calculator to compute loan payments and show an amortisation schedule with principal and interest information.

It shows you the way each payment reduces your loan balance and how much of that payment is interest and principal.

Yes, you may use it for auto loans, house loans, and personal loans.

You need to provide a loan amount, interest rate, and loan term in years or months.

Yes, it will calculate total interest paid throughout the life of the loan.

You can manually change loan terms to mimic extra payments.

EMI shows monthly payments, while amortisation gives a full payment schedule breakdown.

Yes, it's 100% free and no signup required.

It graphically plots loan balance and interest paid against time.

Copying and keeping a copy of the generated schedule is simple.

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