A housing loan's interest rate is compounded monthly, which means that monthly interest is charged on both the principal amount and any interest accrued each month. In a nutshell, the interest rate on your home loan influences both the amount of the total loan and the amount of the monthly instalments you must make.
The following formula is used for Home Loan EMI Calculation:
EMI = [P x r x (1+r)^n]/[(1+r)^n-1],However, calculating the EMI manually using this formula can be complex and inaccurate. Therefore, almost all banks and HFCs use online home loan interest calculators. These calculators are generally available on the websites of all lenders.
These calculators are straightforward and accurate. You simply have to enter your loan amount, interest rate, and tenure to get the EMI value. Additionally, you may view the entire amount payable (principal plus interest) and the total amount of interest
Most banks charge one of two primary interest rates for home loans.
A home loan always has the longest repayment period and thus attracts a higher interest rate. A small fraction of an increased/decreased interest rate can significantly impact the long term. Therefore, try to reduce house loan interest rates before and after taking a loan by adhering to a few basic rules.
To pay less interest on your house loan, go for a little higher EMI, or decrease the loan's tenure. For instance, if you borrow Rs. 20 lakh for 115 months at an interest rate of 11%, your total interest payments will be Rs. 12,44,389, with each EMI being Rs. 28,212.
On the other hand, your EMI will be Rs. 30,633 and your total interest payment will decrease to Rs. 10,63,350 if you maintain all other parameters the same but shorten the term to 100 months.
Your total home loan liability can be decreased by taking advantage of the various options that each lender offers. To determine which options are best for you, research and compare online.
A floating interest rate is generally considered better than a fixed interest rate. However both have their pros and cons.
Yes. The lending institution considers certain factors like your credit score, loan tenure, Loan-to-Value Ratio, Income and employment stability, and other market conditions before determining the interest on a home loan.
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