Amortization Table Calculator (Excel Version)
Amortization Table Calculator
Create an amortization table for your loan. Input loan amount, interest rate, and loan term, and download the table in Excel format.
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| Month | Interest Payment | Principal Payment | Remaining Balance |
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Loan Amount: ${formatCurrency(loanAmount)}
Interest Rate: ${(interestRate * 100).toFixed(2)}%
Loan Term: ${loanTerm / 12} years
`; amortizationSteps += `Results:
Generated amortization table with ${loanTerm} months.
`; if (document.getElementById(“calculationStepsAmortization”).style.display === “block”) { document.getElementById(“calculationStepsAmortization”).innerHTML = amortizationSteps + tableHTML; } } function resetAmortizationForm() { document.querySelectorAll(“#calculator input”).forEach(el => el.value = “”); amortizationSteps = “”; document.getElementById(“calculationStepsAmortization”).innerHTML = “
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“; } function toggleAmortizationSteps() { const s = document.getElementById(“calculationStepsAmortization”); const a = document.getElementById(“toggleArrowAmortization”); if (s.style.display === “none” || s.style.display === “”) { s.style.display = “block”; a.style.transform = “rotate(180deg)”; s.innerHTML = amortizationSteps || “Not calculated yet.
“; } else { s.style.display = “none”; a.style.transform = “rotate(0deg)”; } } function formatCurrency(n) { return currencySymbol + n + ” ” + fixedCurrency; }This amortization table calculator helps you generate an amortization table for your loan. By entering the loan amount, interest rate, and loan term, you can download the table in Excel format.
- Amortization Table Generator
- Loan Term Calculator
- Loan Payment Schedule
- Interest vs. Principal Payments
Amortization Calculation Example
For a $50,000 loan at 5.5% annual interest, over 15 years, the monthly payment would be $432.33.
Why It Matters
Understanding how your loan payments are split between interest and principal can help you make better financial decisions.
Smart Strategy
Consider making additional payments to reduce your loan term and save on interest.