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This calculator uses the standard amortization formula to compute equal monthly payments based on your loan amount, interest rate, and term. Each row of the schedule shows how your payment is split between interest and principal, and how your balance decreases over time.
Reviewing your amortization schedule gives you full transparency into your repayment plan. You’ll know exactly how much interest you’re paying and how quickly your debt decreases — a useful tool for budgeting and decision-making.
Try changing the loan term or adding extra payments to see how they affect your payoff timeline. Small changes can lead to big savings over time.
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An amortization schedule shows you the full life of your loan — from the first payment to the last. It breaks down each monthly payment into two parts: what goes toward interest and what goes toward reducing your principal balance. Early in the loan, interest makes up a larger portion of your payment; over time, that shifts and more goes toward principal.
This calculator lets you visualize that shift and see exactly how your balance decreases month by month. To use it, enter your loan amount, interest rate, and term. The schedule will then show you the payment breakdown, including total interest paid by the end of the loan.
Understanding amortization is key to evaluating refinancing offers, planning early payoffs, or simply knowing how your money is being applied each month.
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