Amortization Calculator
A schedule that runs from the first payment to zero.
PRINCIPAL & INTEREST - FULL SCHEDULE - RUNS ON YOUR DEVICE
The figures stay in your browser
- Everypayment listed
- 3columns that matter
- Endsat zero
- 0data sent
Amortization Calculator at a glance
- Inputs
- Amount, rate, term, frequency
- Each row
- Interest, principal, balance
- Method
- Fixed-rate, fixed-term formula
- Output
- A printable table
- Extra payments
- Extra goes onto the principal
- Price
- Free
- Account required
- No
- Where it runs
- On your device
How to use Amortization Calculator
- 1
Enter the terms
Enter the terms.
- 2
Pick the period
Pick the period.
- 3
Read down the table
Read down the table.
Frequently asked questions
What does amortization mean?
Clearing a debt through regular equal payments, where each one covers the period's interest first and puts the rest against the balance until it reaches zero.
Why does the interest column shrink?
Interest is charged on the balance still owed. As the balance falls with each payment, the interest charged next period falls with it.
Can I model paying extra?
Yes. Put a figure in the extra payment field and every row carries it. The balance reaches zero before the term does, and the Payments made row tells you how many months you saved.
Can I save the table?
Use your browser's print command, which prints the schedule or saves it as a PDF for your records.
How a row is built
Amortization means clearing a debt with regular equal payments. Each row shows the interest charged that period, the principal repaid, and the balance carried forward.
- Interest for the period comes from the balance at the start of it, at the rate for that period.
- The rest of the payment reduces the balance, which is what the next row starts from.
- Because the balance keeps falling, the principal part of each payment keeps growing.
- The final row leaves a zero balance, which makes it a schedule rather than an estimate.
Full specification
| Inputs | Amount, annual interest rate, term in years or months, and how often you pay. |
|---|---|
| Each row | The interest charged that period, the principal repaid, and the balance left. |
| Method | The standard fixed-rate, fixed-term formula, so the payment is level throughout. |
| Output | A printable HTML table covering the whole term. |
| Extra payments | An extra amount each month goes onto the principal, so the rows run out sooner. |
| Price | Free |
| Account required | No |
| Where it runs | In your browser tab. Nothing is sent anywhere. |
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