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Personal Loan Calculator — With Origination Fee & True Cost Breakdown

Calculate your exact monthly payment, cash received, and true total cost with origination fees. Choose fee deducted from proceeds or added to balance.

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Personal Loan Calculator

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Estimated Monthly Payment
$1,772.30

Actual Cash You Receive

$19,400.00

Total Interest Paid

$1,267.61

Origination Fee Cost

$600.00

Total Cost of Loan (Payments + Fee)

$21,867.61

Loan Term

12 months

What if your loan amount changes? $18000 → $1,595.07 · $20000 → $1,772.30 · $22000 → $1,949.53

Scenario Comparison

Conservative (5%)
$16,470.09
$6,470.09 interest
Your scenario (7%)
$20,096.61
$10,096.61 interest
Aggressive (10%)
$27,070.41
$17,070.41 interest
High-risk (14%)
$40,224.71
$30,224.71 interest
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Amortization Schedule

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Balance
Cumulative Interest

Loan Amount

$20,000

Total Interest

$1,268

Extra Payment Savings
$

Enter an extra payment amount to see your savings.

2 years
YearInterestPrincipalBalance
1$1,018$11,388$8,612
2$249$8,612

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