Amortization Calculator

Loan amortization schedule: monthly payment, principal, interest, and balance over time.

Use the Amortization Calculator

Enter principal, APR, and term. Amortization schedule and monthly payment are calculated.

Loan inputs

Principal, APR, term. Optional origination fee.

Results

Monthly payment
$2,028
Total interest
$21,658
Total cost
$121,658
Payoff (approx.)
Feb 2031
#PaymentPrincipalInterestBalance
1$2,028$1,361$667$98,639
2$2,028$1,370$658$97,269
3$2,028$1,379$648$95,890
4$2,028$1,388$639$94,501
5$2,028$1,398$630$93,104
6$2,028$1,407$621$91,697
7$2,028$1,416$611$90,281
8$2,028$1,426$602$88,855
9$2,028$1,435$592$87,419
10$2,028$1,445$583$85,975
11$2,028$1,454$573$84,520
12$2,028$1,464$563$83,056
13$2,028$1,474$554$81,582
14$2,028$1,484$544$80,098
15$2,028$1,494$534$78,605
16$2,028$1,504$524$77,101
17$2,028$1,514$514$75,587
18$2,028$1,524$504$74,064
19$2,028$1,534$494$72,530
20$2,028$1,544$484$70,986
21$2,028$1,554$473$69,431
22$2,028$1,565$463$67,867
23$2,028$1,575$452$66,291
24$2,028$1,586$442$64,706

Showing first 24 months.

How this calculator works

Enter principal, APR, and term. Monthly payment and amortization schedule are calculated.

How to interpret your results

Use the schedule to see principal vs interest each month. Extra principal payments shorten the term.

FAQs

What is amortization?
Spreading loan payments over time. Early payments are mostly interest; later ones mostly principal.
How is payment calculated?
PMT = P × r(1+r)^n / ((1+r)^n − 1). P=principal, r=monthly rate, n=months.
Can I pay off early?
Yes. Extra principal reduces balance and total interest. Check for prepayment penalties.

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Amortization Calculator

Loan amortization schedule: monthly payment, principal, interest, and balance over time.

Use the Amortization Calculator

Enter principal, APR, and term. Amortization schedule and monthly payment are calculated.

Loan inputs

Principal, APR, term. Optional origination fee.

Results

Monthly payment
$2,028
Total interest
$21,658
Total cost
$121,658
Payoff (approx.)
Feb 2031
#PaymentPrincipalInterestBalance
1$2,028$1,361$667$98,639
2$2,028$1,370$658$97,269
3$2,028$1,379$648$95,890
4$2,028$1,388$639$94,501
5$2,028$1,398$630$93,104
6$2,028$1,407$621$91,697
7$2,028$1,416$611$90,281
8$2,028$1,426$602$88,855
9$2,028$1,435$592$87,419
10$2,028$1,445$583$85,975
11$2,028$1,454$573$84,520
12$2,028$1,464$563$83,056
13$2,028$1,474$554$81,582
14$2,028$1,484$544$80,098
15$2,028$1,494$534$78,605
16$2,028$1,504$524$77,101
17$2,028$1,514$514$75,587
18$2,028$1,524$504$74,064
19$2,028$1,534$494$72,530
20$2,028$1,544$484$70,986
21$2,028$1,554$473$69,431
22$2,028$1,565$463$67,867
23$2,028$1,575$452$66,291
24$2,028$1,586$442$64,706

Showing first 24 months.

How this calculator works

Enter principal, APR, and term. Monthly payment and amortization schedule are calculated.

How to interpret your results

Use the schedule to see principal vs interest each month. Extra principal payments shorten the term.

FAQs

What is amortization?
Spreading loan payments over time. Early payments are mostly interest; later ones mostly principal.
How is payment calculated?
PMT = P × r(1+r)^n / ((1+r)^n − 1). P=principal, r=monthly rate, n=months.
Can I pay off early?
Yes. Extra principal reduces balance and total interest. Check for prepayment penalties.

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