Loan Balance Transfer Calculator

See whether the interest saved by a lower rate is enough to recover transfer fees before your loan ends.

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Why?

Interest saving before feesβ€”

Transfer fees and chargesβ€”

Net benefit after feesβ€”

Time needed to recover feesβ€”

Time remaining on loanβ€”


Monthly payment

Current EMIβ€”

Estimated EMI after transferβ€”

Monthly EMI reductionβ€”


Total payments left

Stay with current lenderβ€”

Transfer, including feesβ€”

This comparison keeps the remaining tenure unchanged. Extending the tenure can lower EMI while increasing total interest.

How to make the decision

Check net savings

Transfer only when interest savings remain positive after processing, legal, valuation, documentation and other costs.

Check break-even

You should expect to keep the new loan beyond the break-even month. If the loan ends earlier, the fees are not recovered.

Keep tenure comparable

A lower EMI caused by restarting or extending the tenure may increase total interest even when the new rate is lower.

For short remaining tenures: there is less future interest available to save. A lower rate can still lose money after fees, as the 10-month example demonstrates.

Before transferring

  • Ask both lenders for written, itemised charges.
  • Confirm whether the new rate is fixed, floating or introductory.
  • Compare the same remaining tenureβ€”not only the EMI.
  • Check bundled insurance or account requirements.
  • Verify whether any prepayment charge applies to your existing loan.
  • For a home loan, preserve the tax trail from the original lender to the new lender.
Results are estimates and assume the rate remains unchanged. Actual lender schedules can differ because of payment dates, rounding, fees and rate resets.

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