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Personal Loan Calculator

Calculate monthly personal loan payments, total finance charges, and effective APR including origination fees across 12 to 84-month terms.

Deducted from proceeds
Monthly Payment
$487.49/mo
Total Interest Paid
$2,549.64
Net Cash Received
$14,550.00
After $450 fee
Effective APR
11.58%

Fixed Installment Amortization Formula

PMT = P × [ r(1 + r)^n ] / [ (1 + r)^n − 1 ] | Total Interest = (PMT × n) − P | Net Proceeds = P − OriginationFee
  • P (Principal): Total loan amount borrowed.
  • r: Monthly interest rate (Annual APR / 100 / 12).
  • n: Total loan term in months (e.g. 36, 48, 60).
  • Effective APR: Expresses true borrowing cost by incorporating upfront origination fee deductions.

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    How to Use This Calculator

      Assumptions & Limitations

      • Assumes a fixed interest rate with standard monthly compounding and equal monthly amortization payments.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      How do origination fees affect my personal loan?

      Lenders often deduct origination fees (typically 1% to 8%) directly from loan proceeds. If you borrow $10,000 with a 5% fee, you receive $9,500 in your bank account but must repay the full $10,000 plus interest.

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