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Amortization Schedule Calculator

Explore every monthly payment and the effect of extra principal payments.

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For example: 12:500, 2027-01-01:1000. Dates apply on the first scheduled payment on or after that date; choose a first payment date.
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1,200 over 12 months at 0% repays 100 principal per month.

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Behind the answer

Interest = balance × annual rate/12; principal = payment − interest

How to use this calculator

Inspect each scheduled payment, principal, interest and remaining balance. Add recurring, annual or multiple one-time principal payments. A selected first payment date labels the schedule; dates do not change the equal-period interest convention.

  1. Enter loan amount, annual interest rate (%), loan term (years) and review the remaining options.
  2. Select Calculate or change a value to update the result. Read the result label and units before copying.
  3. Use Reset to restore the worked starting values.

Formula and method

Interest = balance × annual rate/12; principal = payment − interest

Constant nominal rate; final payment capped at remaining balance and interest. Fees are paid separately. Non-monthly date labels are approximate; actual lender payment and day-count rules may differ.

Worked example

A 1,200 zero-interest loan over one year pays 100 principal per month.

Questions about amortization schedule calculator

How do extra payments affect the schedule?

Extra monthly principal reduces the balance after each payment, lowering later interest and potentially shortening repayment. The contractual payment stays fixed, and the last payment is capped at the remaining balance plus interest. Lender penalties and fees are not modeled.

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What assumptions should I check?

Constant nominal rate; final payment capped at remaining balance and interest. Fees are paid separately. Non-monthly date labels are approximate; actual lender payment and day-count rules may differ.

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Financial tools model the assumptions shown above and do not predict actual returns or replace lender disclosures or professional advice. Amounts are currency-neutral: use the same currency for every amount. No exchange rate is applied.

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