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Repayment type
A repayment type is generally Principal & Interest or Interest Only.
Differences between these repayment types:
Principal and interest repayments
- This means you will be paying down your principal balance (as well as interest it accrues) from your first repayment.
- You could pay less interest over the life of the loan as your principal balance will be reduced by each repayment.
- Generally have lower interest rates, but as interest rates can change.
Interest only payments
- You're not reducing the principal balance which interest continues to be calculated on during this period. This may mean paying more interest over the life of the loan.
- Your minimum payments will be lower during the interest only period as you're not repaying the principal balance.
- When your interest only period ends your repayments are likely to be higher.
There are two types of repayments. They are Principal & Interest or Interest Only.
Learn MoreThe Repayment Schedule is the process of repaying a loan through a series of regular payments, sometimes referred to as EMIs, that comprise both the main amount owed and the interest component. It's also known as an Amortization Table.
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