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EMI Planner

What would this loan do to your monthly cash flow?

First calculate the EMI and full repayment. Then, if you want, add household income and existing EMIs to see the loan in the context of your own cash flow.

No universal “safe EMI” rule

Households differ. MoneySastra shows the ratios and the cash left after EMIs; it does not declare a single percentage safe for everyone.

Proposed loan

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years
Refine affordability optional
Use regular take-home income available to the household.
This is your number—not a MoneySastra rule.
Enter the proposed loan terms. Add household income only if you want an affordability view.

Look beyond the EMI quoted in an advertisement

A longer tenure can reduce the monthly EMI while increasing the total interest paid. If the loan is floating-rate, the future EMI or tenure can also change. For the actual borrowing cost, check the lender’s Key Facts Statement and APR, along with fees and other loan conditions.

Illustrative calculation only. Actual lender calculations can differ because of reset dates, fees, insurance, prepayments, day-count conventions and rounding. RBI guidance referring to KFS / APR ↗