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Different lenders offer varying terms. Here's what you can expect:
Lender Type | Typical Rates | Loan Amounts | Term Lengths | Speed |
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Traditional Banks | 5-10% | $50k-$5M | 1-25 years | 4-8 weeks |
Credit Unions | 4.5-9% | $10k-$2M | 1-15 years | 3-6 weeks |
SBA Lenders | 6-13% | $30k-$5M | 5-25 years | 4-12 weeks |
Online Lenders | 7-30% | $5k-$500k | 1-5 years | 1-7 days |
See what loan amounts you might qualify for based on your business financials:
Get the most accurate loan calculations by following these steps:
Input your loan amount, interest rate, and term length. Use the sliders for quick adjustments or type exact values.
Choose how often you'll make payments (monthly, quarterly, etc.). This affects your payment amounts and total interest.
Review your payment schedule to see how much goes toward principal vs. interest each period.
See how different loan terms affect your payments and total costs:
Scenario | 5-Year Term | 7-Year Term | 10-Year Term |
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$50,000 at 6% | $966/month ($7,996 interest) | $730/month ($11,320 interest) | $555/month ($16,600 interest) |
$100,000 at 7% | $1,980/month ($18,800 interest) | $1,509/month ($26,756 interest) | $1,161/month ($39,320 interest) |
$250,000 at 8% | $5,069/month ($54,140 interest) | $3,892/month ($76,928 interest) | $3,033/month ($113,960 interest) |
A retail business borrowing $200,000 at 7.5% interest would pay:
This shows how longer terms reduce monthly payments but increase total interest costs.
Simple interest loans calculate interest only on the principal balance. Amortized loans (like most business term loans) calculate interest on the outstanding balance, which includes both principal and accrued interest. Our calculator handles amortized loans, which is what most business loans use.
Absolutely. For SBA 7(a) loans, we recommend these typical parameters:
Compounding determines how often interest is calculated on your outstanding balance. More frequent compounding (daily vs. monthly) means slightly higher total interest costs. Common compounding periods:
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