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A Loan Offer 1

B Loan Offer 2

Loan Offer 1 is Cheaper!
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Loan B
Monthly EMI
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Total Interest
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Total Cost
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Total Savings with Better Option

15,000

Shopping for a loan often involves juggling multiple offers from different banks. One bank might offer a lower interest rate but higher processing fees, while another offers zero fees but a slightly higher rate. Our Loan Comparison Calculator simplifies this decision. By entering the details of two loan offers side-by-side, you can instantly see the difference in Monthly EMI and the Total Cost (Interest + Fees). This helps you identify the truly cheaper option and save money over the loan tenure.

Why Compare Loans?

Side-by-Side View

No need to calculate separately. See metrics for both loans in a single table.

Include Fees

Processing fees can change the verdict. We include them in the total cost analysis.

Total Savings

We explicitly calculate exactly how much money you save by choosing the better deal.

Clear Verdict

Our tool highlights the winner automatically, so you don't have to guess.

Negotiation Tool

Use the comparison numbers to negotiate a better rate with your preferred bank.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I choose a lower EMI or lower Total Cost?

Ideally, you should choose the loan with the lower Total Cost. A lower EMI might seem attractive, but it is often achieved by increasing the loan tenure, which results in paying much more interest over time.

How do processing fees affect the loan cost?

Processing fees are an upfront cost. Even if a bank offers a slightly lower interest rate, a high processing fee can make the loan more expensive overall, especially for short-term loans. Always compare the total outflow (Interest + Fees).

What is APR?

APR stands for Annual Percentage Rate. It is the real cost of borrowing, expressed as a yearly rate, that includes not just the interest rate but also the processing fees and other charges. It gives a truer picture of the loan cost.

Can I compare loans with different amounts?

Yes, our calculator allows you to input different loan amounts. However, for a fair comparison of interest rates and terms, it is recommended to keep the loan amount the same to see which lender offers better value.

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