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Personal loan calculator: payment, APR and fees

Type the amount, the rate and the term of a personal loan. Add an origination fee. The page shows the money you get, your payment and the real APR with the fee.

The fee is

Payment in a month

$322.67

Your loan
Origination fee$0.00
Money you get$10,000.00
Total interest$1,616.20
Total of the payments$11,616.20
APR with the fee10%

The APR is the yearly rate that makes your payments equal to the money you get. It uses the method of Regulation Z. A fee makes it higher than the interest rate.

Your loan by year
YearInterestPrincipalBalance
1$864.63$3,007.41$6,992.59
2$549.73$3,322.31$3,670.28
3$201.84$3,670.28$0.00

This is an estimate. It is not an offer of credit. Your lender can give other numbers.

How to use the calculator

  1. Type the loan amount and the interest rate.
  2. Choose the loan term in months.
  3. Type the origination fee. Choose if it is taken from the loan or added to it.
  4. Read your payment, the money you get and the APR.

Questions

What is the payment on a $10,000 personal loan?

At 10% for 36 months, the payment is $322.67 a month. The interest is $1,616.20. With no fee, the APR is 10%.

What is an origination fee?

It is a fee that the lender charges to make the loan. It is a share of the amount. A 5% fee on $10,000 is $500.00. Many lenders take it from the loan, so you get $9,500.00.

What is the real APR with the fee?

When the lender takes the fee from the loan, you pay $322.67 a month on $9,500.00 of money you get. The APR is then 13.56%, not 10%. The method is the one in Regulation Z.

What if the fee is added to the loan?

You get the full $10,000. The loan grows to $10,500.00, and the payment is $338.81 a month. The APR is 13.39%.

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