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Loan Tenure Calculator

Find out how long it will take to pay off your loan based on the EMI you can afford.

Loan Settings

₹10,00,000
50K50L
10.5%
5%30%
₹25,000
5K2L
Estimated Tenure
4Years2Months
Total Interest
₹2,36,185
Total Payment
₹12,36,185
Total₹12,36,185

Tenure Optimization

Increase EMI by 10%

By paying just 10% more each month, you could reduce your tenure by approximately 15-20%.

Pro Tip

Interest Savings

Shorter tenure means less interest paid. A 5-year loan at 10% costs 50% less in interest than a 10-year loan.

Goal: Debt Free

How Loan Tenure is Calculated

Loan tenure is the duration for which you borrow money from a lender. It is directly proportional to the total interest you pay and inversely proportional to your monthly EMI.

The Formula

n = log(EMI / (EMI - P * r)) / log(1 + r)
n: Tenure (Months)
EMI: Monthly Payment
P: Loan Amount
r: Monthly Interest Rate

Short Tenure Benefits

  • Lower Interest Cost: You pay significantly less interest over the life of the loan.
  • Debt-Free Sooner: Achieve financial freedom and start investing for other goals earlier.
  • Better Credit Score: Closing loans successfully improves your credit profile.

Long Tenure Benefits

  • Lower EMI: Reduces the monthly burden on your cash flow.
  • Higher Eligibility: You can borrow a larger amount for the same income level.
  • Tax Benefits: Longer home loans provide tax deductions on interest for a longer period.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I change my loan tenure after the loan starts?

Yes, you can usually shorten your tenure by making prepayments or increasing your EMI. Increasing tenure is more difficult and depends on your bank's policy and your age.

What is the maximum tenure for a home loan in India?

Most banks offer home loans for up to 30 years, provided the borrower's age at maturity does not exceed 60-70 years.

Does tenure affect the interest rate?

Sometimes. Lenders may offer slightly lower rates for shorter tenures (e.g., 5-10 years) compared to very long tenures (25-30 years) due to lower risk.