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Foreclosure Planner

Become debt-free, faster.

Pick a future month, add the penalty, and see exactly what closing your loan early would save you.

Loan & foreclosure plan
When and how you'll close the loan early.
₹50.0 K₹5.00 Cr
% p.a.
4.00%20.00%
1 yr30 yrs
1 mo19y 11m
%
0.00%Floating-rate home loans usually 0%5.00%

Payoff amount

Net savings

Years saved

Debt-free milestone

You save ₹33,15,923 in interest

and close your loan 15.0 years earlier - that's 15 yr of EMI freedom.

Payoff timeline
Outstanding balance - original tenure vs foreclosure

Interest avoided

You'd have paid ₹34.04 L more in interest if you continued to term.

Penalty cost

Foreclosure penalty: ₹88,127 (2% of remaining principal).

Time freed

You're free of EMI obligations 15.0 years sooner.

What to do next

Redirect the freed-up EMI (₹43.4 K) into a SIP - your money keeps working for you.

When does foreclosure make sense?
Three quick signals to look for.

1. Penalty is small or zero. RBI rules disallow foreclosure penalties on floating-rate retail home loans. Fixed-rate home loans and most personal loans do charge - typically 1–4%.

2. You have surplus funds. Don't break your emergency fund or your equity SIP for foreclosure. Use bonus, RSU vesting or maturing FDs.

3. Loan rate > expected returns. If your effective loan rate (after tax) is higher than what you'd earn on safe investments, foreclosure wins. Equity may still beat it long-term - but with risk.

Foreclosure - frequently asked questions