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How to calculate the interest on provident fund loans? The loan principal is 70,000 yuan, with monthly repayment for 20 years 1300 yuan. What is the total interest of 20? Can you calculate it in detai
How to calculate the interest on provident fund loans? The loan principal is 70,000 yuan, with monthly repayment for 20 years 1300 yuan. What is the total interest of 20? Can you calculate it in detail? Let me answer you:

Calculation formula of monthly payment, monthly interest and total interest of the equal principal and interest repayment method:

1, monthly repayment amount = principal * monthly interest rate *( 1+ monthly interest rate) n/[( 1+ monthly interest rate) n- 1]

Where: monthly interest rate = annual interest rate/12, n represents the number of loan months, and n represents the power of n, such as 180, which represents the power of 180 (loans 15 and 180 months). Note: When calculating (1+ monthly interest rate) n- 1, you must first calculate what is in brackets, and then multiply and subtract 1.

2. Monthly interest = (principal * monthly interest rate-monthly repayment amount) *( 1+ monthly interest rate) (n- 1)+ monthly repayment amount.

Where: n stands for the first month.

Or, the current month's interest = the remaining principal of the previous period * the monthly interest rate (the remaining principal should be deducted from the previously repaid principal).

3. Total interest = monthly repayment amount * loan months-principal

When calculating the total interest with this formula, the monthly repayment amount should be kept at least 6 decimal places, otherwise there will be an error within 1 yuan.

The above formula 1 (monthly repayment amount) is widely circulated outside, and banks are also using it. All loan calculators are based on this principle. Formula 2 is calculated by myself after many times (definitely accurate); Equation 3 is easy to understand. I have something to do now, so I can't rehearse for you. You can "ask" questions.