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📋 Loan Details

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Monthly Payment $1,580.17
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Total Interest $318,861.22
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Total Amount $568,861.22

Loan Breakdown

Principal Amount $250,000.00
Annual Interest Rate 6.50%
Loan Term 30 Years (360 months)
Payment Type Fixed Payment
Monthly Payment $1,580.17
Total Interest Paid $318,861.22
Total Amount Paid $568,861.22
Interest to Principal Ratio 127.54%

Amortization Schedule

# Principal Interest Payment Balance

Principal vs Interest

Balance Over Time

🏦 Savings Details

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Future Value $88,574.21
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Total Contributions $70,000.00
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Interest Earned $18,574.21

Savings Breakdown

Initial Deposit $10,000.00
Monthly Contribution $500.00
Annual Interest Rate (APY) 5.00%
Time Period 10 Years (120 months)
Compound Frequency Monthly
Total Contributions $70,000.00
Interest Earned $18,574.21
Future Value $88,574.21
Effective Annual Yield 5.12%

Growth Over Time

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is monthly payment calculated?

Monthly payment is calculated using the loan amortization formula: M = P[r(1+r)^n]/[(1+r)^n-1], where P is principal, r is monthly interest rate, and n is number of payments.

What's the difference between Fixed Payment and Fixed Principal?

Fixed Payment keeps your monthly payment constant throughout the loan. Fixed Principal pays the same principal each month plus decreasing interest, resulting in declining payments over time.

What is compound interest?

Compound interest is interest calculated on both the initial principal and accumulated interest. More frequent compounding (daily vs monthly) results in higher returns.

Is this calculator accurate?

Yes, our calculator uses standard financial formulas. However, actual loan terms may vary by lender, and this should be used for estimation purposes only.