EMI = loan × r × (1 + r)^n ÷ ((1 + r)^n − 1), where r is the monthly rate and n the months. These 13 calculators do that maths for phones, laptops, TVs, ACs, bikes and cars, and show what EMIs really cost: interest, processing fees and the 18% GST on interest in no-cost EMI. Keep all your EMIs under about 40% of take-home pay.
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Not fully. The interest is given back as a discount, but you pay 18% GST on that interest plus any processing fee.
Keep all EMIs together under about 40% of take-home pay, and a single gadget EMI well under 10%.
Reducing rate. A 10% flat rate on a 1-year loan equals about an 18% reducing rate.
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