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Help to calculate how my loan will reduce
Good_Money
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in Loans
A few years ago I took out a loan for £8,500.
Original loan term was 84 months.
term remaining is now 46 months.
I did make a one off lump sum payment at some point but can't remember when this was or how much.
Balance now is 2,260.36
I am paying £111.79 per month.
APR 2.9%
Payments are made on 1st of each month.
How do I calculate what the balance remaining will be in August 2024?
Original loan term was 84 months.
term remaining is now 46 months.
I did make a one off lump sum payment at some point but can't remember when this was or how much.
Balance now is 2,260.36
I am paying £111.79 per month.
APR 2.9%
Payments are made on 1st of each month.
How do I calculate what the balance remaining will be in August 2024?
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For a rough answer, calculate the monthly interest on the declining balance and add that on, and then deduct your monthly payments.
Or use one of the many online calculators, treating your current balance as the loan amount and a 46 month term.0 -
I make it around £1500 in August 24 and will be paid off in around 20 months so August / September 25
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