Loan Calculator
Estimate monthly loan payments, total interest, and repayment schedules.
Already paid off
How long you’ve already been repaying — we’ll work from the remaining balance.
Pay off faster
Model an extra amount each month and/or a one-off lump sum paid now.
On top of your normal repayment
One-off overpayment against the remaining balance
Monthly repayment
£300.57
Over the remaining 5 years
Remaining balance
£15,000.00
Time left
5 years
Interest left
£3,034.15
In-depth explanation
Estimate fixed monthly repayments for a personal loan or similar amortising debt. Enter the amount borrowed, interest rate, and term to see payment size and total interest paid. Everything runs locally in your browser — your inputs are not uploaded to produce the result.
Payments use the standard amortising loan formula from principal, annual rate, and number of months. APR is not always the same as the interest rate — it can include fees. Use the APR Calculator when comparing the true cost of different offers.
The maths is similar, but the Mortgage Calculator is tailored for home loans with deposit and property price inputs. Use Loan Calculator for quick planning; confirm important money, tax, or health decisions with an official source or professional when needed.
Personal loans, car finance, and similar fixed instalments use the same amortising idea as a repayment mortgage, without property price and deposit fields. If you have already paid down part of the term, remaining balance and remaining months matter more than the original amount.
APR includes certain fees; the interest rate on the form may not. When two offers look similar monthly, compare APR and total repayable. Early settlement charges can wipe out the benefit of overpaying — read the agreement, then model extra payments as a “what if”.
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Frequently asked questions
How is the monthly payment worked out?
Using the standard amortising loan formula from principal, annual rate, and number of months.
Does APR equal the interest rate I enter?
Not always. APR can include fees. Use the APR Calculator when comparing the true cost of different offers.
Can I use this for mortgages?
The maths is similar, but the Mortgage Calculator is tailored for home loans with deposit and property price inputs.
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