Monthly payment and total interest for mortgages, car loans and personal loans, with the full amortization schedule, prepayment comparison, rate-rise scenarios and borrowing capacity.
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mo
%
Repayment method
Semi-annual bonus payments
The bonus part is repaid separately twice a year (June and December) with semi-annual interest, as is common in Japan.
Prepayment
Rate change scenario (variable rate)
yr
%
Annuity vs equal principal
Method
First payment
Last payment
Total interest
Total repayment
Effect of prepayment
Case
Monthly payment after
Paid off in
Total interest
Interest saved
Shortening the term saves more interest; lowering the payment eases the monthly burden. With bonus payments, the prepayment is split between the monthly and bonus balances in proportion. Fees are not included.
Payments by year
Principal
Interest
Amortization schedule
Rounding: each period's interest and the annuity payment are rounded down to the smallest currency unit, and the remainder is settled in the last payment. Lenders may round differently or use daily interest, so results can differ slightly. Fees and insurance are not included.
How much can I borrow?
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%
Lenders often test with a higher rate than the one you get and cap the ratio at 30–35% of gross income. A comfortable level is often said to be 20–25% of take-home pay.