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EMI calculator and Loan calculator : An xls attached to help you


This time I am attaching an xls file that will help you to find the EMIs of your loan and will help you to get an idea about how your bank is calculating the EMIs and how much principal repayment is done every month.  This will also help you to calculate the total interest and principal repayment for a financial year, that will help you to declare the Tax in case of Home Loans. This calculator is using the PMT excel formula to find the EMI.

Click the link to download the  EMI Calculator.

The xls file has two sheets :

  1. EMI Calculator –> This sheet will help you to calculate the EMIs if you enter the Loan amount, Loan tenure in years and Interest Rate.
  2. EquiDivided_Principal –> This sheet will help you to calculate the monthly payments if your bank is not following the EMI approach and is using the equi divided principal approach for the loan. Here also you need to enter the Loan amount, Loan tenure in years and Interest Rate to get the details.
To compare the home loan rates of different banks, got to the url : http://www.deal4loans.com/home-loans-interest-rates.php

screen shot 1: EMI Calculator sheet :



screen shot 2: EquiDivided principal calculator sheet :




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  1. Unknown4 January 2013 at 17:53

    The calculator you suggested is the offline calculator and need the MS Excel for calculations. What will a person do, who does not have MS Excel? Provide a good Online EMI calculator for them as an exception.

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  2. Sony Thomas5 July 2013 at 21:49

    go for open office or Lib office, which are FREE calculators... :-)

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