Balloon Loan Calculator
Interest-only payments + a lump balloon: 200,000 at 7% for 5 years pays 1,166.67/month then repays 200,000 at once.
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Figures are estimates from this calculator’s standard formula — adjust the inputs in the tool below for your exact number.
How Does the Balloon Loan Calculator Work?
A balloon loan charges interest-only (or lightly amortizing) payments with the principal due as one lump sum at maturity. The calculator sizes both the easy payments and the hard ending. Mathematically, the engine applies Monthly = balance × r | Balloon = remaining principal at term. On 200,000 at 7% over 5 years, monthly interest runs 200,000 × 0.005833 = 1,166.67; at month 60 the full 200,000 balloon falls due — refinancing risk concentrated in a single date. Everything you enter stays in your browser, and the answer appears in the same units as your inputs the moment the figures are complete.
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Step 1
Fill in each input field with your own data.
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Step 2
The tool runs the formula Monthly = balance × r | Balloon = remaining principal at term on your figures.
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Step 3
Review the result displayed on screen.
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Step 4
Refine the inputs until the numbers fit your case.
Use Cases
Business working capital
Keeping payments minimal during ramp-up
Bridge financing
Covering a gap before a known inflow
Auto balloon plans
Comparishing PCP-style car finance
Exit planning
Sizing the refinance before the due date
Common Mistakes
No exit plan
Rate-risk blindness
Confusing balloon with ARM
FAQs
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