💳 Personal Loan Amortization Schedule

Interest rate range: 10.50% - 24.00% p.a. - Tenure: 1 - 5 years

Monthly EMI

Rs. 16,968

Rs. 5.00 lakh at 13.5%

Total Interest

Rs. 1.11 lakh

3 year term

Total Repayment

Rs. 6.11 lakh

Principal + Interest

Adjust to your loan details

Loan type

₹10,000₹10.0Cr
1.00%36.00%
1 mo30 yr
Loan starts:Loan closes: Mar 2029

Monthly EMI

₹16,968

Total Interest

₹1.1L

18.14% of total

Total Repayment

₹6.1L

Break-even Year

Year 1

principal > interest

Principal vs Interest breakdown₹6.1L total
Principal ₹5.0L (81.86%)Interest ₹1.1L (18.14%)

Amortization Schedule

36 EMIs total

Jump to year:

Principal vs Interest paid each year

Break-even at Year 1 - from this year, more of your EMI goes to principal than interest. Prepaying before this point saves the most interest.
YearOpening BalancePrincipal PaidInterest PaidClosing Balance% Paid off
1break-even₹5.00 L₹1.45 L₹58,754₹3.55 L
29%
2₹3.55 L₹1.66 L₹37,942₹1.89 L
62%
3₹1.89 L₹1.89 L₹14,139₹0
100%

Personal Loan - Key Facts

  • -Unsecured loan - no collateral required
  • -Highest interest rate among all retail loan types
  • -Approval in hours with digital lenders
  • -No restrictions on end use of funds
  • -Prepayment penalty of 2-5% is common in first 12 months

Tax Benefit

No direct tax benefit, except if used for home renovation (partial Section 24(b)) or education in some cases.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the EMI on a Rs. 5.00 lakh personal loan at 13.5%?

For a Rs. 5.00 lakh personal loan at 13.5% p.a. for 3 years, the monthly EMI is Rs. 16,968. Total repayment is Rs. 6.11 lakh, of which Rs. 1.11 lakh is interest. The principal is Rs. 5.00 lakh.

What is the current personal loan interest rate?

Personal Loan interest rates currently range from 10.50% - 24.00% p.a. depending on the lender, loan amount, tenure, and your credit score. Major lenders include HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, Bajaj Finance, Fullerton India. Check the current rate directly with your lender before applying.

Is there a tax benefit on personal loan?

No direct tax benefit, except if used for home renovation (partial Section 24(b)) or education in some cases.