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Loan OD/Offset: Multi‑Option Budget Optimizer

Tip: Set your loan to the longest tenure to keep EMI low, then decide how to use your remaining budget via EMI vs Prepay vs OD/Offset strategies.

1) Loan & Budget

Advanced cashflow (optional)
Example: 10 means your budget grows 10% every year.
Formulas used
  • Monthly rate: r = (AnnualRate/12).
  • EMI (initial N months): EMI = P·r·(1+r)^N / ((1+r)^N − 1).
  • OD/Offset interest base: Base = max(0, Balance − Offset).
  • Monthly interest: I = Base·r.
  • Principal paid: Principal = Payment − Interest (capped at remaining Balance).
  • Prepayment (periodic): Balance := max(0, Balance − LumpSum).
  • Tenure reduction mode: EMI stays constant; loan closes early when Balance ≤ 0.
  • EMI reduction mode: after a prepayment, EMI is recalculated for remaining months.

2) Strategy & Optimizer

Constraints & rules
Best split
Best strategy
Objective value
Loan closure
Top 5 found

Base EMI

₹ 0

Monthly surplus

₹ 0

Interest saved

₹ 0

Months saved

0

3) Comparison (Baseline vs Best vs Alternatives)

PlanTotal InterestMonthsClosure Balance CheckAvg Liquidity
“Avg Liquidity” is average parked amount in OD/Offset (reserve + parking). For direct prepay mode, liquidity will be low.

4) Charts

Interest saved vs EMI-split ratio (only for ratio-optimizer strategy)
Outstanding balance vs months (best plan)

5) Amortization Schedule (Best Plan)

MonthRate %BudgetEMI PaidSurplusInterestLoan LimitOffset BalanceUtilizedReserve
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