Home Loan Balance Transfer Calculator

See exactly what switching your home loan saves after fees, and how many months it takes to break even.

You save
₹3,37,201
net of ₹25,000 in transfer costs
Worth transferring. You recover the ₹25,000 switching cost in 13 months, then save ₹2,012 every month.
Current EMI₹41,168
New EMI₹39,155
Monthly saving₹2,012
Interest saved₹3,62,201
Transfer cost₹25,000
Break-even13 months

About the Home Loan Balance Transfer Calculator

A home loan balance transfer moves your outstanding balance to a lender offering a lower rate. On a large balance with years left to run, even half a percentage point is worth several lakhs.

The catch is that the saving is not free. Processing fees, legal and valuation charges, and fresh stamping typically cost ₹10,000–₹30,000, and the benefit shrinks as the loan nears its end because there is less interest left to save. This calculator nets the costs off and tells you the break-even month.

The formula

Net saving = (Total payable at old rate − Total payable at new rate) − Transfer cost
Break-evenTransfer cost ÷ monthly EMI saving — the months to recover the switch

A transfer only pays if you keep the loan beyond the break-even point.

Things worth knowing

1
Call your current lender first. Retention desks routinely match a competitor's rate to keep the file.
2
A transfer is worth most in the first half of the tenure, when the interest component is still large.
3
Many lenders offer a top-up at the same rate during a transfer — cheaper than any personal loan.

Frequently asked questions

Broadly when the rate gap is at least 0.5%, more than half the tenure remains, and the net saving after fees comfortably exceeds the switching cost. The break-even figure above is the honest test.

Processing fees of 0.25–1% of the loan (often capped or waived during campaigns), plus legal and technical valuation charges, and stamping on the fresh documents. Budget ₹10,000–₹30,000 on a typical loan.

Not on a floating-rate home loan to an individual — the RBI prohibits foreclosure and prepayment charges on those. Fixed-rate loans can carry an exit charge.

It does not have to. You can keep the same remaining tenure and take the saving as a lower EMI, or keep the EMI and finish earlier. Ask for the second option — it saves far more.

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