Loans & EMI · Reviewed 7 October 2026

Home Loan Prepayment vs SIP Calculator

Compare equal budgets and invest released EMIs after early payoff.

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Worked example

A starting scenario, with the assumptions shown

These are the calculator’s starting inputs, used to illustrate the method. They are not a recommended plan. Changing the inputs above updates the interactive result; this example remains a fixed reference.

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Current loan principal₹50,00,000
Loan annual interest8.50%
Planning horizon20 years
Monthly surplus budget₹10,000
Assumed investment return10%
ResultIllustrative value
Prepay scenario investment corpus₹66,46,831
Prepay: net financial wealth₹66,46,831
Parallel SIP: net financial wealth₹75,93,688
Net-wealth difference (prepay − SIP)−₹9,46,857
Interest saved by prepayment₹21,78,721

Same monthly budget = EMI plus entered surplus. Contributions invested at month end. Released EMI is invested after early payoff, including unused payoff-month cash. No property appreciation (same property), tax benefit, fees or guaranteed market return.

Understand the calculation

What is a Home Loan Prepayment vs SIP Calculator?

Compare equal budgets and invest released EMIs after early payoff. Month-end investing; lender fees, floating-rate changes and tax benefits excluded.

Use the inputs that describe your actual situation. Change one assumption at a time, compare the results, and read the scope note alongside the number. The tool calculates a stated scenario; it does not decide whether an investment, policy or tax treatment is suitable for you.

Method and assumptions

Compare investment corpus less outstanding debt at the same end date

Month-end investing; lender fees, floating-rate changes and tax benefits excluded.

Read the result with these boundaries

Month-end investing; lender fees, floating-rate changes and tax benefits excluded.

Check the inputs before acting

Confirm actual costs, dates, eligible amounts and product terms from your records. Compare a conservative case and an adverse case rather than relying on the default inputs. A result can change substantially when return, tax, contribution or cost assumptions change.

Frequently asked questions

What does this tool calculate?

Compare equal budgets and invest released EMIs after early payoff. Compare investment corpus less outstanding debt at the same end date

What is outside its scope?

Month-end investing; lender fees, floating-rate changes and tax benefits excluded.

Are the default inputs a recommendation?

No. Defaults are worked scenarios. Use your own verified amounts and test more than one assumption.

For educational and illustrative use only. Verify current rates, rules and eligibility with the relevant official source before making a financial decision.