Advanced Loan Repayment Schedules with Loan Calculator
Calculate the overall financial contribution to a loan by using the enhanced digital
lending calculator with diverse repayment options. Relationship managers, brokers, and
self-serve applicants can customize values in the loan calculator for Amortization, Step-Up,
Step-Down, Bullet, and Balloon repayment structures. They can also calculate additional payments
and see the impact on the structures.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited editions where Financial Services
Cloud and FSC Service Einstein Add-On are enabled
Repayment Types
Users can avail the diverse repayment methods to
estimate EMI schedules. They can customize the values in the loan calculator view and
compare the total loan amount, principal, and interest paid over the loan term.
A list of repayment methods in the advanced loan calculator.
Repayment Type
Description
Amortization Repayment
Involves paying off a loan in fixed installments throughout the loan term. Each
payment covers both the interest and the principal amount.
Balloon Repayment
Involves making small payments throughout the loan term, followed by a large
final payment to cover the remaining principal.
Step-Up Repayment
Involves starting with smaller payments that gradually increase at specified
intervals over the loan term.
Step-Down Repayment
Involves starting with higher payments that gradually decrease at specified
intervals over the loan term.
Bullet Repayment
Involves paying the interest periodically during the loan term and repaying the
full principal amount as one large payment at the end.
Additional Payment
Users can enter values for recurring payments or
for a single additional payment under the Amortization, Step-Up, and Step-Down repayment
options. Calculate the impact of additional payments on the loan term or EMI that's payable
by the customer. Click Calculate and view the calculated savings and tenure
estimates.
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