Got a bonus or extra funds? This calculator helps you clearly understand whether prepaying your home loan will help you reduce your monthly EMI or shorten your loan tenure and save lakhs in interest over time.
Summary Panel
Original EMI
₹83,747
Total Interest
₹0.71 Cr
Projected Savings
₹18,62,406
Tenure Reduced
2.6 Years
Compare the long-term impact of your prepayment strategy
With the same prepayment amount, reducing tenure can save 2–3× more interest than reducing EMI.
| Prepayment Amount | Interest Saved |
|---|---|
| ₹1,00,000 | ₹₹1,86,241 saved |
| ₹5,00,000 | ₹₹9,31,203 saved |
| ₹10,00,000 | ₹₹18,62,406 saved |
₹10 lakh today can save you ₹18,62,406 in interest over time. These examples highlight the power of early prepayment.
In the initial years of a home loan, a large portion of your EMI goes towards paying interest rather than the principal amount. This is due to the way amortization works.
As a result, making prepayments during the early phase of your loan — typically within the first 5 to 7 years — can dramatically reduce the total interest payable. Late-stage prepayments, while still helpful, usually offer limited benefits compared to early action.
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Calculate your monthly EMI based on loan amount, interest rate, and tenure.
Understand which option works better for your financial goals and cash flow.
Learn when prepayment delivers maximum interest savings during your loan tenure.
Prepayment is beneficial in most cases, especially in the early years of a loan. However, it depends on your interest rate, alternative investment returns, and financial stability.
Get a bank-neutral opinion before making a big financial decision