When you take a 25-year home loan, and pay the monthly EMIs regularly, a very small percentage of your loan principal gets repaid during the initial years.
In 1 year - 1.3% Loan is Paid
In 2 years - 2.7% Loan is Paid
In 3 years - 4.3% Loan is Paid
In 4 years - 5.9% Loan is Paid
In 5 years - 7.7% Loan is Paid
In 6 years - 9.7% Loan is Paid
In 7 years - 11.8% Loan is Paid
In 8 years - 14.1% Loan is Paid
In 9 years - 16.6% Loan is Paid
In 10 years - 19.2% Loan is Paid
Here is how it goes for a Rs 50 lakh home loan at (say) 8% for 25-year tenure:
And the reason is that a bulk of the EMI payments during the initial years go towards interest payments. So due to this front-loading of interest payment, if you want to make a part prepayment of your home loan, then it’s comparatively better to do so during the initial years.
Don’t make the mistake of thinking that if it’s a 25-year loan, then you would have paid back half your loan in 12-13 years. The actual amount you have repaid would be about 25% only.
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they are simply burning our cash, the way they investing i don’t like, that’s why I do invest in ETF's only