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Home Loan Balance Transfer Calculator

Switching your loan to a lower rate can save lakhs — but only after the new lender's processing fee. This tool compares your current EMI and interest against the new rate, then shows the net saving and how quickly the fee pays for itself.

Your current loan

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The new offer

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Net saving over remaining tenure
Current EMI
New EMI
Monthly saving
Total interest saved
Processing fee

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When a transfer makes sense

A balance transfer keeps your EMI structure but swaps in a lower rate. The saving comes from paying interest on the same outstanding balance at a smaller percentage — so the bigger your balance and the longer your remaining tenure, the more there is to gain. Late in a loan, when little principal remains, the fee can outweigh the benefit.

Net saving = (current total interest − new total interest) − processing fee. The break-even is the processing fee divided by your monthly saving.

If you'd rather keep your lender, the same effect often comes free from a small monthly prepayment — model that in the EMI calculator. Buying another property instead? Check your budget with the affordability calculator.

Frequently asked questions

How big a rate drop is worth it?
As a rule of thumb, a drop of around 0.5% or more with several years left usually clears the fee comfortably. Use the calculator — if net saving is small or negative, it isn't worth the paperwork.
Will my EMI or my tenure fall?
This tool keeps the tenure and lowers the EMI. Alternatively you can keep the EMI and shorten the tenure, which saves even more interest — ask the new lender for that option.
Are there other charges?
Besides the processing fee there may be legal, valuation and stamping costs, and your old lender may have its own formalities. Add a buffer before deciding.
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