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Home Loan EMI Calculator – Rules & Logic
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Loan Amount (Principal)
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EMI is calculated based on the total loan amount sanctioned by the bank or financial institution.
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The loan amount excludes down payment and registration charges.
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Interest Rate
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EMI depends on the annual rate of interest offered by the lender.
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Interest rate is converted into a monthly rate for calculation.
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Even a small change in interest rate significantly impacts EMI and total interest payable.
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Loan Tenure
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Tenure is the total loan duration (in years or months).
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Longer tenure results in lower EMI but higher total interest.
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Shorter tenure results in higher EMI but lower total interest.
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EMI Calculation Formula
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EMI is calculated using the standard formula:
EMI = [P × R × (1+R)^N] / [(1+R)^N – 1]
where:-
P = Loan Amount
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R = Monthly Interest Rate
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N = Loan Tenure in Months
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EMI Components
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Each EMI consists of Principal + Interest.
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In the initial years, interest component is higher.
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Over time, principal repayment increases.
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Prepayment & Part Payment
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Prepayments reduce the outstanding principal.
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This can lower EMI or reduce loan tenure.
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Some banks may charge prepayment penalties (as per lender policy).
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Floating vs Fixed Interest Rate
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Fixed Rate: EMI remains constant for a defined period.
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Floating Rate: EMI may increase or decrease based on market conditions.
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Processing Fees & Other Charges
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EMI calculator does not include processing fees, legal charges, or insurance.
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These costs are payable separately.
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Eligibility & Final Approval
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EMI shown is indicative.
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Final EMI depends on borrower eligibility, credit score, and lender approval.
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Tax Benefits (Informational)
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Home loan EMIs may qualify for tax benefits under applicable income tax laws.
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Actual benefit depends on individual tax structure.
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