Balance Transfer

Plan your SIP Investment to prepare for your future. SIP helps you plan your future goals by calculating the future value of your current investments

Current EMI:

New EMI:

Total Interest (Current Loan):

Total Interest (New Loan):

Interest Saved:

Processing Fee:

Net Savings:

A Balance Transfer Calculator helps users estimate how much they can save by transferring their existing loan or credit card balance to another lender offering a lower interest rate.

What Does a Balance Transfer Calculator Do?

A Balance Transfer Calculator helps users estimate how much they can save by transferring their existing loan or credit card balance to another lender offering a lower interest rate.

It compares:

  • The existing loan (interest rate, remaining tenure, EMI)
  • The new offer (lower interest rate, transfer fee, processing fee)

To calculate:

  • Monthly savings
  • Total interest saved
  • Break-even period (when the cost of transfer is recovered)

📐 Key Inputs:

  1. Outstanding Balance – Amount remaining on current loan/credit card
  2. Current Interest Rate (%) – Annual interest on current loan
  3. Remaining Tenure (months/years) – Time left on current loan
  4. New Interest Rate (%) – Lower rate offered by new lender
  5. New Tenure (optional) – Option to extend or reduce tenure
  6. Processing Fee / Transfer Fee (₹) – One-time cost to transfer

Disclaimer:

This calculator provides estimates only. Actual savings may vary depending on prepayment penalties, exact interest computation method, and lender-specific terms. Always check with your lender before proceeding.