Personal Loan Calculator (2026): Monthly Payment + Total Interest

Enter your loan amount, APR, and term to estimate your monthly payment, total interest, and payoff date. You’ll also get an amortization schedule you can follow month-by-month.

Tip: Compare multiple terms (36 vs 60 months). A longer term can lower the payment, but usually increases total interest.

Calculator

Example: 5000, 10000, 25000
Example: 7.99, 12.99, 19.99
Choose a repayment term in months.
Optional (used for payoff date).
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Results

Estimated monthly payment
$0
Total interest paid
$0
Total repayment
$0
Estimated payoff date

Estimates are for educational purposes and assume fixed APR and on-time monthly payments.

Amortization Schedule

Shows how each payment is split between interest and principal.

Month Payment Interest Principal Balance
Enter values and click Calculate.

If your lender charges origination fees, your actual APR and payment may differ.

FAQ

How accurate is this personal loan calculator?

It’s a close estimate for fixed-rate loans. Final numbers can vary based on fees, exact APR, and lender rules.

What APR should I use?

If you don’t know your APR, try a few scenarios (for example 9.99%, 14.99%, 19.99%) to compare payments.

Does a longer term always help?

A longer term usually lowers your monthly payment, but often increases the total interest paid.

Is debt consolidation a good use of a personal loan?

It can be if the new loan reduces interest cost and you can comfortably make payments. Always compare total repayment and fees.


Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Loan availability, rates, and terms vary by provider and individual circumstances.