A business loan EMI is the fixed monthly instalment that repays the principal and interest over the tenure. Enter the amount, the annual rate and the term to see the EMI, the total interest cost and a month-by-month schedule. Business loans carry higher rates than home loans and shorter terms, so the total interest figure is the one to compare between lenders.
Add processing fees to the amount to see their effect on the true cost, and try an extra monthly payment to see how quickly the loan can be cleared when cash flow allows.
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A fixed-rate loan is repaid in equal monthly instalments, called EMIs in many markets. Each payment covers that month's interest first and puts the remainder toward the balance, so early payments are mostly interest and late payments are mostly principal. The loan calculator shows the monthly payment, the total interest over the life of the loan, the payoff date and a year-by-year schedule; switch to the monthly view to see every payment.
Borrowing $25,000 over five years at 7.5% costs about $501 a month and roughly $5,057 in interest. Add an extra $100 a month and the calculator recomputes the schedule: the loan is paid off about eleven months sooner and the interest bill falls by around $1,000. The figures assume monthly compounding and no fees; your lender's quote may differ slightly because of rounding, fees or a different day-count convention.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a typical business loan rate?
Unsecured business loans in India range from about 12% to 24% depending on turnover and credit history; secured loans and government schemes are cheaper.
Is the EMI the total cost?
No. Add processing fees (1–3%), insurance and any prepayment charges. The total interest line plus fees is the cost of the loan.
Can I prepay a business loan?
Usually yes, often after a lock-in and sometimes with a charge of 2–4% of the prepaid amount. Enter an extra payment to see the interest saved.
