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Amortization schedule calculator
Create a free amortization schedule with monthly payment, principal, interest, extra payment, balance, and payoff date. Print the amortization table or export the loan amortization schedule to Excel.
Full payment table
This amortization calculator is focused on the payment table. It shows how each monthly payment moves through interest, principal, extra payment, and remaining balance until the loan is paid off. The final payment should adjust for rounding so the schedule ends with a clean zero balance.
Use it when you need a free amortization schedule, amortization worksheet, loan repayment schedule calculator, or loan amortization schedule Excel export for planning and comparison.
How it works
Add the current balance, annual rate, tenure, currency, interest method, and schedule start month.
Add an optional extra monthly payment to see interest saved, payoff months saved, and the updated balance path.
Print a clean PDF report or export an Excel workbook with summary, assumptions, notes, and every amortization row.
Inputs and outputs
| Starting balance | The loan balance used as the first principal amount in the amortization schedule. |
|---|---|
| Monthly payment | The estimated payment needed to amortize the loan over the selected tenure and interest rate. |
| Principal and interest split | Each row shows how much of the payment goes to principal and how much goes to interest. |
| Extra payments | Optional extra payments reduce the balance faster and can lower total interest. |
| Full schedule export | PDF and Excel reports include the complete amortization table, summary, input assumptions, payoff date, planning notes, and rounding-safe final balance handling. |
Always check lender rules for prepayment, escrow, insurance, compounding, fees, and rounding before relying on an amortization schedule.
An amortization table shows every payment in a loan: payment number, date, principal paid, interest paid, extra payment, and ending balance. This amortization table calculator helps you see the loan cost month by month.
Use the amortization calculator with extra payments to compare an original loan amortization schedule against an early payoff plan. The schedule shows interest saved and how many months can be removed from the loan.
Generate a free amortization schedule online, print it as a PDF, or export a loan amortization schedule Excel file. It works as an amortization worksheet, loan repayment schedule calculator, and amortized loan payment calculator.
FAQ
Loan amortization is the process of paying down a loan through scheduled payments. Each payment usually includes interest plus a portion that reduces the principal balance.
An amortization schedule lists each payment period and shows payment amount, principal, interest, extra payment, and remaining balance. Early payments often include more interest, while later payments include more principal.
Extra payments reduce principal faster. That can shorten the payoff timeline and reduce total interest, depending on the lender's rules.
Yes. Use the Export Excel button to download a workbook with summary and schedule sheets. If the Excel library is blocked, the tool exports a CSV file instead.
No. Loan amortization is about repayment of debt over time. Depreciation is about the declining value of an asset. This tool is for loan repayment planning.
Guides
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