Welcome to the Amortization Calculator! This tool helps you calculate your loan payments and provides a breakdown of how much of each payment goes toward interest and principal over time. An amortization schedule is a great way to visualize your loan's repayment process.
An amortization schedule provides a breakdown of each monthly payment over the life of a loan, showing how much goes toward the principal (the amount borrowed) and how much is allocated to interest. Over time, as the loan is paid down, the amount going toward interest decreases, while the portion applied to the principal increases.
The formula used to calculate the monthly loan payment is:
M = P[r(1 + r)^n] / [(1 + r)^n – 1]
Where:
Using an amortization calculator helps you:
Here’s a simple example of an amortization schedule for a $100,000 loan at a 5% interest rate over 15 years:
Loan Amount: $100,000 Annual Interest Rate: 5% Loan Duration: 15 years Monthly Payment = $790.79 Amortization Schedule (First 3 Months): Month 1: Payment = $790.79 | Principal = $374.13 | Interest = $416.67 | Remaining Balance = $99,625.87 Month 2: Payment = $790.79 | Principal = $375.66 | Interest = $415.13 | Remaining Balance = $99,250.21 Month 3: Payment = $790.79 | Principal = $377.21 | Interest = $413.58 | Remaining Balance = $98,873.00
Over time, the portion of the payment going toward the principal increases, while the amount going toward interest decreases.
Our Amortization Calculator provides you with a detailed breakdown of your loan payments, helping you understand how your loan will be repaid over time. By using this tool, you can make informed decisions about your loan, plan for the future, and even compare different loan options.
Try our Amortization Calculator today and take control of your financial planning!