Our personal loan calculator
Make informed decisions about your personal loan with accurate analysis from our user-friendly calculator.
Get a clear estimate of your repayment commitments
Enter your loan details to see how the repayment criteria changes for your unsecured personal loan.
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A personal loan repayment calculator takes the amount you want to borrow, the loan term in years, and the estimated interest rate (APR) to determine how much your monthly repayments and interest might be.
It shows you an estimate of how much you could comfortably borrow, based on the information provided, meaning you can plan ahead in a more effective way before submitting your personal loan application.
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When using our personal loan calculator you do not have to provide any information about the loan’s purpose.
All we ask for is details about the amount you want to borrow and for how long. We’ll also use industry-standard formulas and interest rates to estimate your repayment plan. However, when submitting a personal loan application, the lender may ask you for more information on what the loan is for.
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Our online calculator is there to offer guidance around your personal loan, showing you what you might be able to borrow and how actual interest rates might impact your loan amounts, based on the information you have provided.
The calculator only works on estimations and we will never perform a credit check, meaning there will be no impact on your credit score.
Yes, our personal loan repayment calculator is completely free to use, with no additional obligations or hidden costs.
We’ll provide an instant and accurate estimate based on key information such as your loan amount, loan term, and interest rates. Our estimates are for illustrative purposes only and do not take into account comparison rates, other loan amounts, early repayment fees, or any other additional repayments, fees and charges.
There are various types of personal loans but the main two are secured loans and unsecured loans.
Secured loans use collateral like your car or house that the lender can claim if you’re unable to make your monthly repayments. They come with lower interest rates and allow you to borrow more. While unsecured personal loans have no collateral backing them and rely on your credit history instead, providing higher interest rates and lower loan amounts.
Other personal loan types include fixed rate and variable rate loans, co-signed personal loans, payday loans, debt consolidation, and more.
Ideally, you want your interest rates to be as low as possible when it comes to getting a personal loan, but this will usually depend on your credit score and the lender.
If you have good credit, expect to see interest rates between 5% and 10%, however this can differ based on the lender’s loan terms, such as the amount you want to borrow and the length of the loan.
