Updated: 24 Nov 2025
All dollar values are in Singapore Dollars (S$).
Monthly repayment
$342.01
Total repayment
$10,260.41
Processing fee
$0.00
Annual interest rate (% p.a.)
2.00%
EIR (% p.a.)
2.02%
Borrowing a personal loan is a significant financial choice especially in Singapore, where interest rates, processing fees and borrowing limits vary widely across banks and licensed lenders. Using a personal loan calculator helps you clearly understand your monthly instalment, total interest cost, and how different loan terms affect your repayment strategy.
With this calculator, you can estimate your monthly commitment instantly by adjusting your desired loan amount, interest rate and repayment period. It also lets you compare various scenarios such as shorter versus longer tenures so that you can make confident, informed borrowing decisions.
Use the output to compare combinations of loan amount and tenure to find an option that aligns with your budget. If you know your maximum affordable monthly repayment, you can also work backwards by adjusting the inputs until the calculator displays a comfortable monthly payment.
Always ensure that the monthly repayment is affordable even under potential income fluctuations or emergencies. A loan should support your financial plan — not strain it.
SingSaver aggregates personal loan offers across major banks and licensed moneylenders in Singapore. The calculator is designed to help you model your repayment scenarios before you start comparing actual products. With clear visibility into your projected monthly instalment and total cost, you can identify which loan best fits your financial goals.
Whether you are financing home improvements, covering medical bills, consolidating debt or handling unexpected expenses, this tool gives you clarity and confidence before committing to any loan.
1. Click “Apply Now” on UOB's website
2. Fill out the application and upload all necessary documents
3. Wait for an offer from UOB
Note: Get instant approval and cash disbursed into your UOB accounts for applications submitted between 8am and 9pm
The information displayed above is for reference only. The actual rates offered to you will be based on your credit score and is subject to the provider’s approval.
1. Download the Trust App and navigate to the Instant Loan section
2. Fill out an application and submit all required documents
3. Wait for approval of personal loan
1. NRIC (Front & Back)
2. Salaried employees: Latest month’s computerised payslip or latest 6 months’ CPF contribution history statement
3. Self-employed individuals: Last 2 years’ Income Tax Notice of Assessment
4. Commission-based earners: Latest 3 months payslip or latest 6 months' CPF contribution history statement
The information displayed above is for reference only. The actual rates offered to you will be based on your credit score and is subject to the provider's approval.
1. Go to DBS site and click “Apply now” under Personal Loans
2. Log in using your card or ibanking details
3. Fill out and submit all required documents
4. An SMS will confirm if your loan has been approved
5. An approval letter will be mailed to you as well
Note: Applications can be done also via Singpass Myinfo on DBS' website
1. NRIC (Front & Back)
2. CPF contribution history statement (latest 12 months)
3. Latest 1 year Income Tax Notice of Assessment (NOA)
4. Latest computerised payslip or salary crediting into a DBS/POSB account
The information displayed above is for reference only. The actual rates offered to you will be based on your credit score and is subject to the provider’s approval.
1. Download the GXS app.
2. Click "Sign Up" for GXS FlexiLoan
3. Get your funds within minutes upon approval.
The information displayed above is for reference only. The actual rates offered to you will be based on your credit score and is subject to the provider's approval.
1. Go to Standard Chartered's website and click "Apply Now” button under Personal Loans
2. Fill out an application and submit all required documents
3. Wait for approval of personal loan from Standard Chartered
No documents required for Singaporeans / PRs applying via SingPass.
For foreigners applying via SingPass, please prepare the following:
The information displayed above is for reference only. The actual rates offered to you will be based on your credit score and is subject to the provider’s approval.
A flat rate applies interest on the original loan amount for the entire tenure, making the quoted rate look lower. The EIR calculates interest on the reducing balance and includes mandatory fees, giving a more accurate measure of the loan’s true cost.
No. Calculator results are estimates. Actual approved rates and loan amounts depend on your creditworthiness, income, debt obligations and the lender’s assessment.
The calculator shows your monthly payments and the total interest over the loan's life. This helps you see the loan's full cost and if it suits your budget.
Yes! A personal loan calculator lets you change the loan details to see how different scenarios affect your payments and total interest. This helps you pick the best option for your money.
Absolutely! Personal loan calculators are excellent tools for comparing loan offers from various banks in Singapore. By inputting the terms from each offer, you can easily see which one provides the best value for your specific financial situation.
While personal loan calculators are useful, they might not account for all potential costs. Some banks in Singapore may charge processing fees, early repayment penalties, or late payment fees. Always read the loan terms carefully and ask the bank about any additional charges.
A longer loan tenure reduces your monthly installment but increases your total interest paid. A shorter tenure does the opposite — higher monthly payments but lower total cost.
Check the EIR, processing fees, admin charges, eligibility criteria, loan tenure options, and any early repayment penalties.
Borrowing limits depend on your annual income and existing unsecured debt. Lenders may also impose internal caps based on risk assessment and regulatory guidelines.
Yes, repaying early reduces the interest accrued. However, some lenders charge early repayment fees, so check the terms carefully before doing so.