Loan Foreclosure
Should you foreclose your loan or keep paying EMIs? Weigh interest saved against foreclosure charges.
Foreclosure means closing your loan early by paying the entire outstanding balance in one go. You save all the interest built into your remaining EMIs, but many lenders charge a foreclosure fee (a percentage of the outstanding amount, plus 18% GST on that fee). This calculator compares the interest you would still pay by continuing your EMIs against the one-time cost of foreclosing, and tells you the break-even charge — the fee percentage above which foreclosing stops making sense. All rates here are reducing-balance (diminishing) rates — interest is charged each month only on what you still owe, which is how banks quote home, car and personal loans. If a dealer or lender quotes a "flat rate", it is NOT the same thing and is usually much more expensive than it looks — use the Flat vs Reducing Rate converter to compare.
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Foreclosing means paying off your entire outstanding balance today. You skip all the interest still built into your remaining EMIs, but the lender may charge a foreclosure fee (plus 18% GST) on the amount you close.
Below the break-even charge, foreclosing wins on pure cost. The comparison ignores what your lump sum could earn elsewhere — if your investments beat the loan rate after tax, keeping the loan and investing can still come out ahead.
Risk note · Indicative only. Your actual EMI, fees, prepayment terms and any charges are set by your lender's sanction letter and can differ from these assumptions (e.g. floating rates reset, fees vary by lender and scheme). Interest on bank loans carries no GST; lender fees and charges do.
Disclaimer · finkit is an educational tool, not financial, tax or legal advice. Every result is a projection from the numbers you entered and the assumptions stated on the page — it is not a forecast, a quote, or an offer. Check decisions with a SEBI-registered adviser, your lender, or a tax professional.
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