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Amortization Schedule

Yearly loan payoff chart with principal vs. interest breakdown.

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About the Amortization Schedule

Breaks a loan down year by year, showing how much of each payment goes to principal versus interest over time, visualized as a stacked chart alongside a yearly table.

How to use it
  1. Enter the Loan amount and Interest rate (% p.a.).
  2. Enter the Term in years.
  3. Read the year-by-year principal/interest breakdown in the chart and table below the result panel.
Formula
Uses the same EMI formula as the Loan EMI calculator, then tracks the running balance month by month to show how the principal/interest split shifts across the loan's life. Same present-value-of-an-annuity amortization math described in the CFPB's guide to how mortgage/loan paydown works, applied month by month rather than as a single payment figure.
Worked example

On a 5-year loan, interest typically makes up a larger share of each payment early on, with principal's share growing as the balance shrinks โ€” even though the payment amount itself stays constant.

Recommendations
  • โ€ข Compare the yearly table across a couple of different terms to see how much total interest a shorter term actually saves.
  • โ€ข The chart makes it easy to see roughly when you cross from paying mostly interest to paying mostly principal.
  • โ€ข Pair this with the Loan EMI calculator if you just need the monthly payment without the full year-by-year breakdown.
Frequently asked questions
Interest is calculated on the remaining balance each month. As you pay down principal, there's less balance left to charge interest on, so more of each fixed payment goes toward principal as time passes.
Disclaimer

Illustrative estimate only, not financial or tax advice. Verify figures with a licensed adviser or your local tax authority.