Planning to buy your dream home with a ₹30 Lakh loan? Understanding your monthly outflow is the first step toward smart financial planning. Even a 0.50% change in interest rate can affect your home loan in a huge way.
Let’s read ahead to know more about how the EMI for your home loan is calculated.
The EMI for a ₹30 Lakh home loan typically ranges between ₹36,003 and ₹40,480 for a 20-year tenure, depending on the interest rate (usually 7.75% to 10.5%). At a standard interest rate of 9% for 20 years, your monthly EMI will be ₹38,003.
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Your monthly EMI is
per month for 3 months
Total Interest
₹668
Total Amount
₹50,668
Loan Amount
Min ₹100,000
Max ₹100,000,000
Rate of Interest
Min 6%
Max 15%
Loan Tenure
3
months
Min 3 months
Max 72 months
To help you plan, here is a breakdown of your monthly payments across various tenures at a 8% interest rate.
|
Loan Amount |
Tenure |
Interest Rate (p.a) |
Monthly EMI |
Total Interest Payable |
Total Amount Payable |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
₹30 Lakh |
10 Years |
8% |
₹36,398 |
₹13,67,793 |
₹43,67,793 |
|
₹30 Lakh |
15 Years |
8% |
₹28,670 |
₹21,60,521 |
₹51,60,521 |
|
₹30 Lakh |
20 Years |
8% |
₹25,093 |
₹30,22,368 |
₹60,22,368 |
|
₹30 Lakh |
25 Years |
8% |
₹23,154 |
₹39,46,346 |
₹69,46,346 |
|
₹30 Lakh |
30 Years |
8% |
₹22,013 |
₹49,24,657 |
₹79,24,657 |
Using Moneyview’s ₹30 Lakh home loan EMI calculator is simple and helps you avoid complex manual math. To get your result, follow these steps -
STEP 1: Set the principal amount to ₹30,00,000.
STEP 2: Input the interest rate offered by the lender (e.g., 8.75%).
STEP 3: Select the tenure or the number of years you want to repay the loan in.
You can type in these numbers or adjust the slider to get to your desired value.
Let us understand how home loan EMIs are calculated. Suppose you are looking for a 30 Lakh home loan EMI for 10 years, and your rate of interest is 7.75%, then your EMI will be - EMI = [P x R x (1+R)^N ] / [(1+R)^N-1]
= [30,00,000 X 0.0064 X (1+0.0064)^120] / [(1+0.0064)^120-1]
= ₹36,003
If the EMI amount seems too high for you, you can always opt for a longer tenure. A 30 Lakh home loan EMI for 20 years can help you in such a case. Let’s assume that the ROI is 7.75%, then,
EMI = [P x R x (1+R)^N ] / [(1+R)^N-1]
= [30,00,000 X 0.0064 X (1+0.0064)^240] / [(1+0.0064)^240-1]
= ₹24,628
While the loan amount is fixed at 30 Lakhs, your EMI isn't. Here is why:
Even a 0.5% drop in interest rates can save you lakhs in the long run.
For example, on a ₹30 Lakh home loan for 20 years, you will pay a total interest amount of ₹29,10,830 if your ROI is 7.75%, whereas you will pay ₹31,34,873 as interest if your ROI is 8.25%. That is a difference of ₹2,24,043.
A longer tenure (e.g., 30 years) reduces your monthly EMI but significantly increases the total interest you pay.
For example, if you have a ₹30 Lakh home loan at 7.75% for 30 years, your EMI will be ₹21,492, however the total payable interest will be ₹47,37,252. This is significantly higher than a total interest amount of ₹29,10,830 for a 20 year tenure.
Borrowers with a CIBIL score above 750 often qualify for the lowest available interest rates. Home loans are long financial commitments, thus your financial history plays a huge role in procuring it.
The "Loan-to-Value" ratio, i.e., how much down payment you make impacts the risk level and the final rate offered to you. If you pay a bigger amount as down payment, the lender has a lower risk and may give you a lower rate of interest.
The amount of loan directly affects your ROI as well as your EMI. In most cases, lenders charge lower interest rates for bigger loan amounts.
Your EMI amount will also vary depending on the type of interest rate you opt for. If you have chosen a fixed rate of interest, your EMI will remain unchanged throughout the tenure of your loan.
In case you have chosen a floating rate of interest, your EMI will be subject to the ups and downs in the economy.
Your mode of employment, and where you are employed plays a big role in deciding your ROI and EMI. In most cases, banks give loans at lower interest rates to people who are salaried, as compared to a self-employed applicants.
The eligibility criteria to secure a ₹30 Lakh home loan through Moneyview’s partner lenders are as follows -
You should be an Indian resident
Your age should be between 21 and 70 years
If you are salaried, your in-hand income should be at least ₹15,000
If you are self-employed, you should have an annual turnover of ₹3 Lakh
You should have a minimum CIBIL score of 600
Here are the documents required to apply for a home loan -
Proof of income
Statement of primary bank account
Proof of permanent residence
Property documents
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A home loan is a big financial step which is unavoidable if you want your dream house. Given the rise in property prices, owning a house is next to impossible without a loan. You need to plan early in your life if you want to take a home loan in the future.
However, this guide will help you understand how the rate of interest and tenure affect your home loan. In case you are curious about a ₹40 Lakh home loan, we have a guide for that too. To know more or apply for a home loan through Moneyview, visit our website or download the app.
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Disclaimer
The starting interest rate depends on factors such as credit history, financial obligations, specific lender's criteria and Terms and conditions. Moneyview is a digital lending platform; all loans are evaluated and disbursed by our lending partners, who are registered as Non-Banking Financial Companies or Banks with the Reserve Bank of India.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or legal advice. Always consult with your financial advisor for specific guidance.
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