Home Loan Prepayment Calculator with Extra Payment

Simulate extra monthly payments, annual bonus contributions, and one-time lump sums to see your accelerated home loan payoff date and total interest eliminated.

Home Loan Parameters

Reducing Balance
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🚀 Extra Payment Plan

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Total Home Loan Interest Saved
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Saving 0% in total home loan financing fees!
Time Saved
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Payoff in 0 mos
Base Monthly EMI
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Scheduled EMI
Revised Monthly Outlay
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Base + Extra Monthly
Total Loan Outlay
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Originally $0

🏁 New Mortgage-Free Milestone:

With your extra payment strategy, your home loan will be 100% paid off in 0 years instead of 30 years!

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Amortization Schedule

Interactive breakdown of balance, interest, and prepayment impact

PeriodEMI PaidPrincipal PaidExtra PrepaymentInterest PaidTotal PaymentRemaining Balance

Frequently Asked Questions

How do extra payments work on a home loan?

Every extra payment you make on a home loan is credited directly toward your outstanding principal balance (provided you instruct your lender 'Principal Only'). Because future interest is calculated only on this lower principal, your loan payoff is dramatically accelerated and total interest is slashed.

Can I combine monthly extra payments with annual bonus lump sums?

Yes! Combining regular monthly extra contributions (e.g. $150–$300/mo) with occasional lump sum windfalls (annual bonuses or tax refunds) is the fastest way to cut a 30-year home loan down to 12–15 years.

Do I get tax benefits if I prepay my home loan?

In countries like India, home loan principal repayment is eligible for Section 80C tax deductions (up to ₹1.5 Lakh/yr). While prepaying lowers your future interest tax deduction (Section 24b), the guaranteed interest savings almost always far outweigh the tax benefit.

Is there any limit on how much extra payment I can make?

For floating-rate home loans, most lenders (like SBI, HDFC, ICICI, Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac) impose no caps or penalties. For fixed-rate loans in UK or Canada, annual penalty-free overpayment limits typically range between 10% and 20% of the balance.

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