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Infographic Loan Calculator

The start of smart loan design! Our loan calculator transforms complex financial formulas into visual charts, showing your repayment plan intuitively. Compare various methods like level payment, level principal, and bullet repayment with a single click, and precisely analyze monthly interest and remaining principal.

Algorithm: Standard Financial AmortizationSecurity: 100% Client-side Local Processing

Infographic Loan Calculator

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Years
Months
Total Principal
$100,000
Total Interest
$61,336
Total Payment
$161,336
Avg. Monthly Payment
$448

Monthly Repayment Flow (Principal vs Interest)

Detailed Amortization Schedule

PeriodPaymentPrincipalInterestBalance
1$449$158$291$99,842
2$449$158$291$99,684
3$449$159$290$99,525
4$449$159$290$99,366
5$449$160$289$99,206
6$449$160$289$99,046
7$449$161$288$98,885
8$449$161$288$98,724
9$449$162$287$98,562
10$449$162$287$98,400
11$449$162$287$98,238
12$449$163$286$98,075
... 348 Months more ...
360$145$145$0$0

What's the difference between repayment methods? (Information)

01. Level Payment vs. Level Principal vs. Bullet

Level Payment offers constant monthly payments for easy budgeting. Level Principal has higher initial burdens but the lowest total interest. Bullet Repayment defers principal until maturity but accumulates the most interest.

02. Pros and Cons of Grace Period

During a grace period, you only pay interest, reducing initial burden. However, the principal repayment period becomes shorter, increasing later payments and total interest. Plan carefully.

Financial Standard Calculation Guide

This calculator 100% reflects standard amortization schedule generation logic used by major banks and financial institutions.

ItemLevel PaymentLevel PrincipalBullet
Monthly PaymentConstantGradually decreasesConstant interest only
Total InterestModerateLowestHighest
Recommended forStable spendingInterest savingsShort-term liquidity

How to Use (Step-by-step)

1

Enter or slide to adjust loan amount, rate, and term.

2

Select the repayment method and grace period that fits you.

3

Check the summary dashboard and infographic chart for the full flow.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q. Which repayment method has the lowest interest?

Level Principal repayment has the lowest total interest because you pay off the principal faster, reducing interest on the remaining balance.

Q. What is a grace period?

A period after getting a loan where you don't pay back the principal, only interest. It reduces initial burden but increases total interest paid.

Q. Can the results differ from actual loans?

This calculator follows standard formulas, but minor differences may occur depending on specific bank logic or interest rate changes.

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