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Loan snapshot
Example Housing Finance?
The amount of the loan you still owe, not counting future interest.
Example: You borrowed ₹20 lakh and have repaid ₹4 lakh of principal, so ₹16 lakh is outstanding.
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The yearly cost of borrowing, as a percentage of what you owe. Interest is usually charged monthly on the reducing balance.
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The fixed amount you pay each month. Each EMI is part interest and part principal.
Example: Early in a home loan most of each EMI is interest; later most of it reduces the principal.
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How long the loan runs, usually counted in months (number of EMIs).
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The interest you are expected to pay from now until the loan ends, if nothing changes.
Next instalment 5 Oct 2026 · projected last instalment 5 Jun 2040
Cost of what's left
You'll pay about ₹66,10,192 more in total: your ₹38,12,000 principal plus an estimated ₹27,98,192 of interest. That interest is 73% of what you still owe.
If your rate were lower ?
Rate scenarioAn illustrative calculation of what would happen if your interest rate were different. It is not a prediction or an offer.
Illustrative?
An illustrative calculation of what would happen if your interest rate were different. It is not a prediction or an offer.
| Scenario | Rate | EMI (same tenure) | Interest change | Tenure (same EMI) | Interest change |
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| -0.25% | 8.65% | ₹39,578 (−₹551) | −₹90,924 | 13 yr 5 mo (-4 mo) | −₹1,70,468 |
| -0.50% | 8.4% | ₹39,030 (−₹1,098) | −₹1,81,200 | 13 yr 1 mo (-8 mo) | −₹3,28,481 |
| -1.00% | 7.9% | ₹37,948 (−₹2,181) | −₹3,59,791 | 12 yr 6 mo (-15 mo) | −₹6,13,018 |
| -1.50% | 7.4% | ₹36,882 (−₹3,247) | −₹5,35,735 | 11 yr 11 mo (-22 mo) | −₹8,62,993 |
Keeping the same EMI and letting the tenure shorten usually saves more interest. A lower rate depends entirely on your lender.
Prepaying ₹1,90,000 now ?
Prepayment (part-payment)Paying extra towards the principal before it's due. It reduces future interest. You can usually choose a shorter tenure or a lower EMI afterwards.
Illustrative?
Paying extra towards the principal before it's due. It reduces future interest. You can usually choose a shorter tenure or a lower EMI afterwards.
Possible actions
- Request a rate review
You pay 8.9% on ₹38,12,000. If your lender agreed to a 0.50% lower rate, keeping the same EMI would shorten the loan.
Illustrative interest difference at −0.50% (same EMI): ₹3,28,481
Open rate review & letter → - Ask about prepayment
RBI guidelines generally do not permit prepayment charges on floating-rate loans taken by individuals for non-business purposes. Confirm the terms with your lender.
Illustrative interest saved by prepaying ₹1,90,000 now (same EMI): ₹4,19,866
- Ask about moving to an external benchmark
Your loan is linked to MCLR. Many lenders offer a switch to an external-benchmark (repo-linked) rate — ask whether it's available, the new rate, and any conversion fee.
- Compare repayment scenarios
See how rate changes, prepayments and EMI changes affect your tenure and total interest.
- Outstanding balance is treated as of today.
- Scenarios are illustrative. A lender decides whether to change your rate; nothing here predicts that decision.
- Interest is calculated on a reducing balance each instalment period. Lenders that compute interest daily may differ slightly.
Illustrative estimates based on the information you provided. DeciLoan doesn't guarantee lender decisions, approvals or rate reductions — please verify important decisions with your lender or a qualified professional.