Estimated Loan Payoff Calculator

A $35,000 loan at 7% over 72 months leaves a balance of $24,919 after 24 payments. Pay it off 20 days after your last payment and the amount is about $25,015, because interest keeps adding up each day.

Enter your own loan to see what an extra each month does, then read the tables for the balance at each stage and for the interest added by the day.

Estimated loan payoff calculator

Payoff with no extra: 6 years, $7,963 of interest.

Payoff with the extra: 5 years, $6,540 of interest.

You save $1,424 of interest and finish 1 year sooner.

The balance after each stage

The loan is $35,000 at 7% over 72 months, a payment of $596.72. The balance is what you owe right after that many payments.

Payments madeBalanceInterest still to pay
12$30,135$5,668
24$24,919$3,723
36$19,325$2,156
48$13,328$993

Interest added since your last payment

After 24 payments the balance is $24,919. The estimate adds the balance times the yearly rate divided by 365 for each day, $4.78 a day here.

Days since last paymentInterest addedEstimated payoff
0$0.00$24,919
10$47.79$24,967
20$95.58$25,015
30$143.37$25,062

Before you pay it off

The CFPB says a prepayment penalty is a fee that some lenders charge if you pay off all or part of your mortgage early.

Other loans set their own terms, so check your loan agreement for an early payoff fee. For a loan with a different size or term see the loan payoff calculator with additional payments.

Frequently asked questions

Why is the payoff amount higher than my statement balance?

Interest builds up every day between payments. On the example loan it adds $4.78 a day, so 20 days after your last payment the payoff is $25,015 against a balance of $24,919.

Is this estimate the exact payoff amount?

No. Your lender's payoff quote is the exact figure: it counts the days to the payoff date and may include fees. Use this page to plan, then ask for the quote before you pay.

What do I need to enter?

The balance you owe now, the yearly interest rate on your statement and the months left. The tables on this page start from the original loan and the number of payments made.

Does an extra payment change the payoff amount?

Yes, it lowers the balance the interest is charged on. On the example loan an extra $100 a month ends it in 5 years instead of 6 years and saves $1,424 of interest.

Will I pay a fee to pay a loan off early?

Some lenders charge one and some do not. Your loan agreement says which. A fee adds to the payoff amount, so ask for it in the quote.

Sources

Every figure on this page comes from the pages below. Checked 2026-11-10. Rules change, so confirm with your own servicer.

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