Balance Transfer Calculator

Calculate your savings when transferring a loan to a lower interest rate. Factor in processing fees and compare EMI, total interest, and net savings to decide if a balance transfer is worth it.

By DhanikaCal TeamLast updated: February 2026
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Current EMI

β‚Ή26,865

New EMI

β‚Ή24,618

EMI Savings

β‚Ή2,247

Interest Saved

β‚Ή4,04,395

Processing Fee

β‚Ή12,500

Net Savings

β‚Ή3,91,895

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What is Balance Transfer?

A balance transfer (also known as a loan transfer) is the process of transferring your existing loan from one lender to another, typically to take advantage of a lower interest rate. This can result in significant savings on your total interest outgo and reduce your monthly EMI burden.

Benefits of Balance Transfer

  • Lower interest rate reduces your monthly EMI
  • Substantial savings on total interest paid over the loan tenure
  • Option to top-up your loan amount at the new lower rate
  • Better customer service or features from the new lender

When Does It Make Sense?

A balance transfer makes sense when the interest savings outweigh the processing fees and other charges involved. Generally, a rate difference of at least 0.5% with a significant remaining tenure can justify the transfer. Always compare the net savings after deducting the processing fee to make an informed decision.

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