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Business Loan Calculator

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This calculator is designed to assist you in understanding the potential costs and repayment details of a business loan. It’s a useful tool to help guide you in the funding process and plan your financial strategy.

 

Please note: The results are estimates based on the information you provide and do not guarantee approval or final loan terms. For personalized assistance, feel free to contact us.

Instructions for Using the Business Loan Calculator


How to Fill Out the Form


Loan Amount ($):

Enter the total amount of the loan you’re considering.
Example: If you are looking to borrow $50,000, type 50000.


Interest Rate (%):

Enter the annual interest rate for the loan.
Example: For an interest rate of 6%, type 6.


Loan Term (Years):

Enter the number of years you’ll take to repay the loan.
Example: For a 5-year loan, type 5.


Origination Fee (% of Loan Amount):

Enter the origination fee charged by the lender as a percentage of the loan amount.
Example: For a 2% origination fee, type 2.


Documentation Fees ($):

Enter any additional fees associated with the loan application process.
Example: If the documentation fee is $100, type 100.


Other Fees ($):

Enter any other applicable fees (e.g., service charges, administrative fees).
Example: If there is a $200 fee, type 200.


Click "Calculate":

After filling in all fields, click the "Calculate" button to view the loan details.

Explanation of the Results


Total Loan Amount (Including Fees):

What it Means:
This is the total amount borrowed, including all origination, documentation, and other fees. It shows the true cost of the loan at the start.


Monthly Payment:

What it Means:
The fixed amount you’ll need to pay each month to repay the loan over the term specified.
Why It’s Important:
Helps you plan monthly cash flow and ensure affordability.


Total Number of Payments:

What it Means:
The total number of payments you’ll make over the life of the loan. For example, a 5-year loan would have 60 monthly payments.


Total Interest Paid:

What it Means:
The total amount of interest you’ll pay over the loan term.
Why It’s Important:
Shows how much the loan will cost beyond the borrowed amount.


Total Amount Paid:

What it Means:
The total amount you’ll repay over the life of the loan, including the principal, interest, and fees.
Why It’s Important:
Provides a complete picture of the loan’s financial impact.


Tips for Interpreting the Results
Use the Monthly Payment result to determine if the loan fits your budget.
Compare the Total Interest Paid across different loan options to find the most cost-effective choice.
Review the Total Loan Amount (Including Fees) to understand how upfront fees affect the overall cost of borrowing.
This calculator is a valuable tool for estimating loan costs, but always consult with your lender or financial advisor for precise details specific to your situation.

Disclaimer: This calculator is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or legal advice. The results are estimates based on the data provided and may differ from actual loan terms or offers. We recommend consulting with a financial advisor or lender for accurate information specific to your situation.

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