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An EMI Calculator for Credit Card helps you estimate the monthly installments you'd need to pay when converting a credit card purchase into Equated Monthly Installments (EMIs). It takes three key factors into account:
1. Principal Amount: This is the total amount you spent on the purchase you want to convert to EMIs.
2. Interest Rate: This is the annual percentage rate (APR) charged by your credit card issuer for converting purchases to EMIs. Some banks might offer special interest rates for specific purchases or retailers.
3. Tenure: This is the number of months you would like to take to repay the loan. Longer tenures mean lower monthly payments but more total interest paid.
In general, EMI calculators are highly accurate as they use the standard mathematical formula to calculate the monthly installments. This formula factors in the principal amount, interest rate, and loan tenure to arrive at the EMI figure. As long as you input the correct values, the calculator should provide a very close estimate of your actual EMI.
Yes, the EMI amount calculated by most calculators is inclusive of both the principal amount and the interest charges.
Yes, the EMI amount calculated by most calculators is inclusive of both the principal amount and the interest charges.
While most EMI calculators for credit cards are primarily designed to estimate regular EMI payments, some can be used to get a rough idea of the impact of prepayments on your loan. However, they might not provide full details or exact figures for prepayment scenarios.