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✓ Updated March 2026 · RBI Guidelines

Loan Penalty
Calculator

Calculate late EMI charges, prepayment penalties, and foreclosure costs — know exactly what missing or closing a loan will cost you.

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📋 Missed EMI Details
Days30
1 day90 days180 days
Rate24%
12%30%48%
GST18%
📊 Penalty Breakdown
Total Penalty Payable
₹0
including GST
⚠️ CIBIL Impact

Missed EMIs reported after 30 days can drop your CIBIL score by 50–100 points. 90+ days overdue = NPA classification = 200+ point drop. Always pay or contact lender before the 30-day mark.

📋 Prepayment Details
Rate9%
Tenure180 mo
📊 Prepayment Analysis
Net Benefit of Prepayment
₹0
interest saved minus penalty
📋 Foreclosure Details
Charge4%
Tenure24 mo
Rate12%
📊 Foreclosure Summary
Total Foreclosure Amount
₹0
outstanding + penalty
💡 RBI Rule

RBI mandates zero foreclosure penalty on floating rate home, car, and personal loans for individual borrowers since 2014. Always verify with your lender — fixed rate loans may still carry charges.

🏦 Typical Penalty Rates — Major Lenders India (March 2026)
Lender / Loan TypeLate EMI Penal RateLate FeePrepayment ChargeForeclosure Charge
SBI Home Loan (Floating)2% p.a. above loan rateNil0% (RBI mandate)0% (RBI mandate)
HDFC Personal Loan24% p.a. on overdue₹500–₹1,0002–4% + GST2–4% + GST
ICICI Personal Loan24–36% p.a. on overdue₹5003–5% + GST3–5% + GST
Bajaj Finance3.5% per month (penal)₹1,0004% + GST4% + GST
SBI Car Loan (Floating)2% p.a. above loan rate₹2500% (RBI mandate)0% (RBI mandate)
HDFC Business Loan24% p.a. on overdue₹1,0002–4% + GST2–4% + GST
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Loan Penalty Calculator India — Late EMI, Prepayment & Foreclosure Charges 2026

Missing an EMI or closing a loan early in India comes with costs that most borrowers don't calculate upfront. Penal interest on overdue EMIs can be as high as 3% per month. Foreclosure charges on personal loans can be 4–5% of the outstanding balance. This calculator helps you quantify the exact penalty before making any decision.

0%
Foreclosure penalty on floating rate home/car/personal loans — RBI mandate since 2014
2–5%
Foreclosure charge on fixed rate personal/business loans
30 days
Grace period before missed EMI is reported to CIBIL bureau
18%
GST applicable on all loan penalty and processing charges

🛠️ How to Use

  1. Late EMI tab: Enter your EMI amount, outstanding balance, number of days overdue, and your lender's penal interest rate to get the exact late penalty payable.
  2. Prepayment tab: Enter outstanding principal, prepayment amount, loan type, and remaining tenure. The calculator shows the penalty vs interest savings to determine if prepayment makes financial sense.
  3. Foreclosure tab: Enter the full outstanding balance, loan type, and foreclosure charge to see the total amount needed to close the loan.
💡 Pro Tips
✓ If you anticipate missing an EMI, contact your bank first — most banks offer a one-time restructuring that avoids penal interest and CIBIL reporting.
✓ ECS/NACH mandate failures: keep ₹500 buffer above EMI in your bank account to avoid bounce charges (₹300–₹750) + penal interest.
✓ For floating rate home loans — zero prepayment penalty per RBI. Always make extra payments rather than keeping funds in savings account earning lower returns.
✓ Check your loan agreement: many digital lenders have zero foreclosure charge after 12 months. Negotiate before taking the loan.

❓ FAQs

What happens if I miss 3 consecutive EMIs? +

The loan is classified as NPA (Non-Performing Asset) after 90 days of non-payment. Your CIBIL score drops by 200+ points, the bank begins recovery proceedings and may contact guarantors. Legal action (Section 138 NI Act for bounced cheques) is possible after notices.

Can I waive late EMI penalty charges? +

Yes — most banks will waive one-time late fees if you are a long-standing customer with a good track record. Escalate to the branch manager or write to the grievance cell. RBI ombudsman can be approached if the bank charges are unreasonable or undisclosed.

Is prepayment always beneficial? +

Not always. If the prepayment charge is 4% and you save only 3% in interest, it's not worth it. Also consider: tax benefits on home loan interest (Section 24), your investment returns vs loan rate, and liquidity needs before making lump sum prepayments.

Do all lenders charge GST on penalties? +

Yes — since 2017, GST at 18% is applicable on all loan service charges including penal interest, processing fees, prepayment charges, and foreclosure fees. The penal interest itself is not subject to GST but flat late fees and foreclosure charges are.

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