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Personal, Mortgage and Auto Loan Calculator

Calculate your monthly payment, total repayment and full amortization schedule from loan amount, monthly interest rate and term.

Personal Loan

Calculate monthly payment from loan amount and term

100.000
10.0005.000.000
%3.5 mo · %42,00 yr
%0.1%10
24 mo

This tool is for informational purposes only. Calculation methodology reflects standard amortizing loan formulas; Turkey-specific lender practices (BSMV, KKDF taxes, regulatory caps) may apply. Verify with your lender.

How Is a Monthly Loan Payment Calculated?

Banks use the standard amortizing loan (PMT) method. The total monthly payment is constant, but the split between principal and interest shifts each month. Early in the term most of the payment is interest with little principal repaid; later in the term that ratio inverts.

Calculation Formula

Payment = Principal × [r × (1+r)ⁿ] ÷ [(1+r)ⁿ − 1]

r = monthly interest rate · n = term in months

Example Scenario Table

ScenarioMonthly PaymentTotal RepaymentTotal Interest
500,000 TRY mortgage (2.49%/mo) 120 mo≈ 14,700 TRY≈ 1,764,000 TRY≈ 1,264,000 TRY
100,000 TRY personal (3.99%/mo) 24 mo≈ 5,760 TRY≈ 138,240 TRY≈ 38,240 TRY
250,000 TRY auto (2.99%/mo) 48 mo≈ 9,380 TRY≈ 450,240 TRY≈ 200,240 TRY
50,000 TRY personal (4.50%/mo) 12 mo≈ 5,750 TRY≈ 69,000 TRY≈ 19,000 TRY

* Approximate figures. KKDF, BSMV taxes and origination fees are excluded.

Relationship Between Principal, Interest Rate and Term

These three variables trade off against each other. With a fixed principal, extending the term lowers the monthly payment but materially increases total interest paid. Lowering the rate reduces both the monthly payment and total repayment. The calculator runs in three modes: payment, maximum loan amount, or effective interest rate. Enter any two known values and it will solve for the third.

Impact of BSMV and KKDF Taxes on Payments (Turkey)

Turkish consumer loans are subject to two taxes layered on the interest charge: BSMV (Banking and Insurance Transaction Tax, 5%) and KKDF (Resource Utilization Support Fund, 15%). Together this 20% load increases the effective rate on personal and auto loans. Mortgages are exempt from both taxes.

Personal Loan

KKDF + BSMV = 20%

Auto Loan

KKDF + BSMV = 20%

Mortgage

Exempt ✓

Legal Limits to Watch When Borrowing in Turkey

BDDK Maximum Term Limits for Personal and Auto Loans

The Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency of Turkey (BDDK) sets maximum terms on consumer lending to limit overborrowing.

Loan TypeMaximum TermTax Status
Personal Loan36 monthsKKDF + BSMV
Auto Loan48 monthsKKDF + BSMV
Mortgage120 monthsExempt
Small Business / SME LoanVariableExempt or BSMV

Appraisal Value and Loan-to-Value Limits on Mortgages

Mortgage lenders use the value set by an independent appraiser, not the price recorded on the title deed. The legal LTV (Loan to Value) ceiling in Turkey is 80%.

Maximum Loan = Appraisal Value × 80%

Example: 5,000,000 TRY appraisal → maximum loan 4,000,000 TRY · down payment 1,000,000 TRY

Other Factors That Affect Loan Cost

Origination Fees and Insurance

The monthly payment and interest rate alone do not reflect the full cost of borrowing. Consider these additional items:

Origination Fee

Max 2% (BDDK cap)

Life Insurance

Not legally required, lenders may ask

Home / DASK Insurance

Mandatory on mortgages

TFF (Total Financing Cost) bundles interest plus all fees and insurance into a single annual figure. Use TFF for true apples-to-apples comparison across lenders.

Benefits of Early and Partial Prepayment

Mid-term partial payments or full early payoff cancel future-period interest and substantially reduce total repayment. The amortization schedule shows that interest is front-loaded, so prepayments made early in the term save the most.

Early Payoff Fee

Outstanding principal × max 2%

Interest Savings

All interest on remaining months

Partial Payment Effect

Lower principal, shorter term

Frequently Asked Questions

Most banks use the standard amortizing loan formula (PMT). Each fixed monthly payment contains both principal and interest, but the split changes over time. Early in the term most of the payment is interest, while later most of it goes to principal. Formula: Payment = Principal × [r × (1+r)^n] / [(1+r)^n − 1], where r is the monthly interest rate and n is the term in months.

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