Student Loan Calculator Suite

Student Loan Calculator Suite

Take control of your student loans with our comprehensive calculators. Estimate payments, compare repayment options, and project your future loan balance.

Simple Student Loan Calculator

Calculate your estimated monthly payments and total loan cost based on loan amount, interest rate, and repayment term.

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Loan Summary

Monthly Payment

$271.22

Total Payments

$32,546.40

Total Interest

$7,546.40

Payoff Date

Jun 2034

Student Loan Repayment Calculator

Evaluate different repayment strategies to pay off your student loans faster and save on interest.

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Repayment Comparison

Standard Payoff Time

10.2 years

Accelerated Payoff Time

7.3 years

Standard Total Interest

$13,540

Accelerated Total Interest

$8,230

You Could Save

$5,310

in interest payments by making extra payments

$13,540
Standard Repayment
$8,230
With Extra Payments

Student Loan Projection Calculator

Estimate your future loan balance at graduation based on your current borrowing and expected additional loans.

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Projection Results

Current Balance

$15,000

Future Borrowing

$30,000

Accrued Interest

$2,840

Projected Balance

$47,840

Note: This projection assumes interest accrues during your studies and capitalizes at graduation. Your actual balance may vary based on loan disbursement dates.

Understanding Your Student Loan Options

Why Use a Student Loan Calculator?

Student loan calculators help you understand your financial obligations and make informed decisions about borrowing and repayment.

Key Student Loan Terms

Principal Balance: The original amount you borrowed before interest accrues.

Interest Rate: The cost of borrowing money, expressed as a percentage of your loan balance.

Loan Term: The length of time you have to repay your loan.

Strategies for Paying Off Student Loans Faster

  • Make extra payments: Even small amounts can save thousands in interest.
  • Consider refinancing: Lower your interest rate with good credit.
  • Explore forgiveness programs: Programs like PSLF may forgive balances.