⚡ Mortgage · Provident fund · Annual rateFull-dimension repayment view
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🧾 Total (Principal + Interest)
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Each bar stacks principal & interest paid that year, showing repayment structure at a glance.
Annual rate = (total interest / principal) / loan years × 100%. Example: $100k loan, 20 years, $40k interest → rate = (40k/100k)/20×100% = 2%. Use this calculator to verify.
Enter amount, provident fund rate (e.g., 3.1%), term, and repayment method. Get monthly payment, total interest, and full breakdown. Supports mixed loans too.
Yes, it uses bank-level equal payment / decreasing formulas, consistent with professional systems. Adjust LPR or fixed rates to simulate scenarios.
Equal payment: fixed monthly, front-loaded interest. Decreasing: lower total interest, higher initial payments. The trend chart visualizes the difference.
Term deposit typically uses simple interest: interest = principal × rate × years. Loans often use compound (equal payment) or simple (interest-only). This calculator helps understand both concepts.