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What is Loan Foreclosure?
Loan foreclosure means paying off the entire outstanding principal of your loan before the scheduled end of the loan tenure. Doing so results in saving all the future interest that you would otherwise have paid over months or years. Whether you have a home loan or a car loan, using a reliable foreclosure calculator helps you estimate exactly how much you can save.
How are foreclosure charges calculated?
When you decide to close a loan early, the bank may levy a foreclosure penalty calculated as a percentage (usually 2% to 5%) of your outstanding principal balance at the time of closure. To find the exact net savings, our personal loan foreclosure calculator automatically subtracts this bank penalty from the total interest you save. The formula is:
- Foreclosure Charge = Outstanding Principal × Penalty Percentage
- Total Foreclosure Amount Payable = Outstanding Principal + Foreclosure Charge
- Net Savings = Remaining Interest - Foreclosure Charge
RBI Rules on Foreclosure Charges
- Floating rate loans: RBI mandates zero foreclosure charges for individuals (effective since 2012). This applies heavily to home loans.
- Fixed rate loans: Banks may charge 1–5% of outstanding principal as a foreclosure penalty.
- Business loans: Foreclosure charges usually apply regardless of the rate type.
When Should You Foreclose?
Foreclosure is financially beneficial when the massive interest saved completely eclipses the small foreclosure penalty. Input your paid EMIs and remaining tenure above to instantly visualize your net savings.