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A Home Loan amortisation calculator is a digital tool that breaks down your loan repayment schedule into EMIs. It shows how much of each EMI goes toward reducing the principal and how much is paid as interest.

The calculator uses inputs like the loan amount, interest rate and tenure to compute your EMI and generate an amortisation table showing monthly principal and interest allocations.

It clarifies repayment for borrowers, allowing them to track loan progress, understand interest costs and find opportunities to prepay or refinance to save money.

You can view your EMIs and plan for prepayments or increased instalments to reduce the interest burden by entering details like the loan amount, tenure, and interest rate.

By reviewing the schedule, borrowers can see where they stand and identify how extra payments (prepayments) can reduce the outstanding principal, thereby reducing the total interest payable.

An amortisation calculator makes repayment planning easy by detailing your EMI structure, helping with financial planning and enabling decisions like prepayments for interest savings.

It allows you to see the impact of prepayments on your tenure and interest. For instance, even small additional payments can shave off years from your repayment schedule.

Yes, whenever prepayments are made, the remaining principal reduces, which adjusts the schedule by either lowering EMIs (if the tenure is fixed) or shortening the tenure.

Yes, some calculators allow you to input extra payment amounts to determine their impact on your loan, such as reducing the overall interest or tenure.

These tools are highly accurate when accurate information (loan amount, interest rate, tenure) is entered. However, dynamic factors such as changes in interest rates for floating-rate loans should be considered.