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Loan & Debt Calculators

Borrowing costs money, and the details matter: the rate, the term, the fees and any extra payments. These calculators show payments, total interest and a full payoff schedule for many kinds of debt.

Loans & Debt calculators (48)

About Loans & Debt calculators

Most installment loans use the same formula: a fixed payment calculated from the amount, rate and term. Early payments are mostly interest, and later payments are mostly principal. Extra payments reduce the balance faster and save interest.

If you owe several debts, the debt payoff calculator compares the avalanche and snowball methods, and the consolidation calculator shows whether one new loan would save money. Credit card tools show how minimum payments stretch out a balance for years.

Debt tools now include the avalanche and snowball payoff methods, balance transfers, blended rates, balloon and deferred-payment loans, credit card interest, minimum payments and utilization, refinance break-even, cash-out refinance, student loan repayment and forgiveness, payday loans and PITI.

How loans are priced

Every installment loan is defined by an amount, a rate and a term. The loan calculator and the payment calculator turn those into a payment and a schedule. Fees raise the real cost, which the APR calculator makes visible.

Paying debt down

Extra payments shorten a loan and cut interest. Use the repayment calculator for one loan and the debt payoff calculator when you owe several. Credit cards are a special case; see the credit card payoff calculator.

Choosing the right loan

Compare the total cost, not only the payment. The debt consolidation calculator tests whether one new loan beats several old ones, and the student loan calculator and personal loan calculator cover those specific products.

What you can calculate

Frequently asked questions

Can I add extra payments?

Yes. Add monthly, yearly or one-time extra payments to see the time and interest you save.

Can I enter the term in years and months?

Yes. Enter years and months together, for example 6 years and 2 months.

How can I pay off a loan faster?

Pay more than the required amount, add extra yearly or one-time payments, or switch to biweekly payments. Make sure extra payments go to principal.

What is APR and why does it matter?

APR is the yearly cost of a loan including fees. Use it, rather than the interest rate alone, to compare offers.

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