Calculate your loan payments, interest costs, and amortization schedule with our easy-to-use worldwide loan calculator
A loan calculator is an essential financial tool that helps borrowers understand the true cost of a loan. It provides detailed calculations of monthly payments, total interest costs, and the overall repayment amount based on the loan amount, interest rate, and term.
Our Worldwide Loan Calculator is designed to work for any currency and loan type, making it the perfect tool for personal loans, auto loans, mortgages, student loans, and business financing anywhere in the world.
The calculator uses the standard loan amortization formula to determine your payment schedule:
M = P [ i(1 + i)^n ] / [ (1 + i)^n - 1 ]
Where:
This formula ensures accurate calculations for fixed-rate loans, which are the most common loan type worldwide.
Understanding the full cost of a loan is crucial before making any borrowing decision. Here's why our calculator is indispensable:
Our calculator is versatile enough for various financial scenarios:
Our calculator provides highly accurate estimates for fixed-rate loans. The results are based on the standard amortization formula used by financial institutions worldwide. For variable-rate loans, the calculations are estimates based on the current rate.
Absolutely! Our Worldwide Loan Calculator works with any currency. Simply enter your loan amount in your local currency, and the calculator will provide accurate results. The calculations are currency-agnostic.
The calculator focuses on principal and interest payments. For a complete picture of your loan costs, you should consider additional fees (origination fees, closing costs) and insurance separately as these vary significantly by lender and location.
We recommend using it whenever you're considering a new loan, refinancing an existing loan, or when interest rates change significantly. Regular users find it helpful to calculate different scenarios to find the optimal loan structure.
Our current version calculates standard fixed-rate loan payments. For extra payment calculations, we recommend specialized amortization calculators. However, we plan to add this feature in a future update!