Amortization Calculator

Generate an amortization schedule showing principal, interest and balance. Enter your loan details to see the monthly payment and a complete payment-by-payment breakdown.

Enter the original amount borrowed.

%

Enter the annual interest rate.

years

Enter the scheduled repayment period.

payments

Optional additional payment equivalents made at the end of each year.

Optional annual lump-sum payment toward the outstanding balance.

Amortization Formula

Monthly Payment = P × [r(1 + r)ⁿ] ÷ [(1 + r)ⁿ − 1]

P = Original loan amount
r = Monthly interest rate = Annual rate ÷ 12 ÷ 100
n = Total number of monthly payments

Monthly Interest = Opening Balance × Monthly Rate
Monthly Principal = Monthly Payment − Monthly Interest
Closing Balance = Opening Balance − Monthly Principal

An amortization schedule allocates each regular payment between interest and principal. As the balance declines, the interest portion generally decreases and the principal portion increases.

How to Use the Amortization Calculator

1

Enter the Loan Amount

Enter the original principal borrowed.

2

Enter the Interest Rate

Enter the annual interest rate for the loan.

3

Enter the Loan Term

Enter the number of years used for scheduled repayment.

4

Generate the Schedule

The calculator generates every payment with its principal, interest and remaining balance.

Example Amortization Calculation

1,000,000 loan at 9% for 5 years

  • Loan Amount = 1,000,000
  • Annual Interest Rate = 9%
  • Loan Term = 5 years
  • Total Payments = 60

Estimated Monthly Payment ≈ 20,758.14

The schedule then separates each payment into principal and interest and tracks the remaining balance.

Understanding an Amortization Schedule

Payment

The regular amount paid during each scheduled period.

Interest

The portion of each payment charged for borrowing the money.

Principal

The portion of each payment that reduces the outstanding loan balance.

Balance

The remaining principal after the payment has been applied.

Frequently Asked Questions

An amortization schedule is a payment-by-payment breakdown showing how each payment is divided between principal and interest and how the loan balance changes.
Interest is calculated from the outstanding balance. As principal is repaid, the balance decreases, so the interest portion generally becomes smaller.
Yes. You can enter extra payment equivalents per year and an annual lump-sum prepayment. The schedule will reflect those payments and show the accelerated payoff.
No. This schedule focuses on principal and interest. Lender fees, taxes and other charges are separate unless included in the loan amount.