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This calculator helps you understand how a loan behaves over time by showing monthly payments, interest, and the full repayment structure. It breaks down each payment so you can see exactly where your money goes.
Reducing balance loans calculate interest on the remaining loan amount. As you repay the loan, the interest reduces over time. This is the most common method used by banks because it reflects the real cost of borrowing.
Straight line or flat rate loans calculate interest on the original loan amount from start to finish. This makes payments easier to understand but usually results in a higher total cost compared to reducing balance loans.
The amortization schedule is a breakdown table that shows each monthly payment, how much goes to interest, how much reduces the loan, and the remaining balance after each payment.
Understanding these differences helps you compare loans properly, avoid hidden costs, and make more informed financial decisions before borrowing.
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This tool estimates how much loan you can safely afford based on your income and expenses. It is designed to help you understand your borrowing limits before applying for any loan.
The calculation is based on the 30% solvency rule, which means only about 30% of your disposable income should go toward loan repayment. This helps ensure that your basic living costs remain protected.
Disposable income is what remains after subtracting expenses from your income. From this, we estimate a safe monthly repayment amount and convert it into an approximate loan size based on the interest rate and loan period.
This tool is not a loan approval system. It is meant to guide responsible borrowing and help you avoid financial stress caused by overborrowing.
This calculator shows how money grows when interest is added on both the original amount and the accumulated interest. It is commonly used for savings, investments, and long-term financial planning. Unlike simple interest, compound interest grows faster over time because you earn interest on interest.
This calculator helps you figure out how much you need to save regularly to reach a financial goal. It assumes you are saving consistently over time. It is useful for planning things like school fees, business capital, or big purchases.
This calculator helps you understand how expensive a loan is in percentage terms. It is useful when comparing loans from different lenders to see which one costs less overall.
This tool helps you compare two loans side by side. It shows which loan is cheaper by comparing total cost and monthly repayment. This is useful when choosing between banks or lenders.
This tool helps you calculate profit or loss based on cost and selling price.
Note: Markup is used in business to show how much a selling price is increased above the cost price. It helps businesses set prices and understand pricing strength.
Formula:
Markup % = (Selling Price − Cost Price) ÷ Cost Price × 100
Note: BMI is a simple screening tool used to estimate whether a person’s weight is appropriate for their height. It does not measure body fat directly and may not be accurate for athletes, muscular individuals, or people with unusual body composition. It should be used as a general guide, not a medical diagnosis.
Important: This calculator provides a basic estimate of daily calorie needs using body weight only. Real calorie requirements depend on several factors including age, height, activity level, and metabolism. For accurate nutrition planning, a full metabolic calculation is recommended.
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