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Loan Payoff Calculator

See exactly how extra payments cut your payoff date and total interest — side by side.

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How extra payments work

Every dollar above your minimum goes directly to principal. This reduces the balance future interest is calculated on, creating a compounding savings effect. Even $50–$100/month extra can cut years off a loan.

How do extra payments reduce interest?
Every extra dollar goes directly to principal, reducing the balance on which future interest compounds.
Is there a penalty for early payoff?
Some lenders charge 1–3%. Check your loan agreement. Most personal loans after 2010 have no prepayment penalty.
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