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One-time Loan Prepayment Calculator

Estimate how an immediate lump-sum principal payment may change remaining payoff time and interest when the regular EMI continues.

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How it works

The lump sum reduces principal immediately; both original and reduced balances are then amortised using the same monthly EMI.

Assumptions and limits

Assumes the lender applies the full amount to principal immediately and keeps EMI unchanged. Fees, date rules, term reset, rate changes, and lender allocation can differ.

About this calculator

This scenario compares the existing balance with an immediate principal reduction while holding the monthly EMI constant.

What this tool helps you check

Show how an immediate principal reduction may change payoff time and interest when the EMI is held constant.

How to use it

  1. Review the formula and assumptions shown for this one-time loan prepayment calculator.
  2. Enter the current balance, rate, EMI, and lump-sum amount.
  3. Calculate and compare payoff duration and estimated interest before and after prepayment.
  4. Ask the lender how part payment is allocated and whether charges or tenure rules apply.

Source and update

Last reviewed: 2026-08-22

Reserve Bank of India — financial education and consumer awareness

Frequently asked questions

What does this one-time loan prepayment calculator calculate?

This scenario compares the existing balance with an immediate principal reduction while holding the monthly EMI constant.

How should I interpret the result?

Compare payoff duration and estimated interest before and after prepayment. The result changes whenever an input or assumption changes.

Is the result official or guaranteed?

Ask the lender how part payment is allocated and whether charges or tenure rules apply.

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