Personal Loan Calculator
Estimate a fixed-rate personal loan payment, total interest, total repayment, and the effect of origination fees or monthly add-ons.
Estimate a fixed-rate personal loan payment and see how origination fees or monthly add-ons change the total cost.
What this personal loan calculator estimates
English personal loan search intent usually centers on monthly payment, APR, term, and how fees affect the total cost. This calculator keeps a fixed-rate installment model and adds origination-fee fields so the result is closer to what borrowers compare in lender offers.
- Monthly payment based on loan amount, APR, and term.
- Total interest over the repayment period.
- Origination fee and optional monthly add-ons.
- Estimated cash received if an upfront fee is deducted from proceeds.
Payment and fee formulas
M is monthly payment, P is loan amount, i is monthly APR, and n is months.
F is origination cost from the percentage fee plus any fixed upfront fee.
A is optional monthly add-ons. Review lender disclosures for the official finance-charge treatment.
What to compare before borrowing
| Item | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| APR | A broader annual cost measure than a simple interest rate when fees apply. |
| Origination fee | May be deducted from the amount you receive or added to the cost. |
| Term | Longer terms can lower the payment while raising total interest. |
| Total repayment | Shows the full dollars paid under the scenario. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Sources and References
- Personal Loan CalculatorNerdWallet
- Personal Loan CalculatorBankrate
- Annual Percentage Rate (APR)CFPB
- What is a Loan Estimate?CFPB
Calculations are based on the listed reference sources. Links open in a new tab.
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