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Loan Affordability Calculator 2026

Find out how much loan you can afford based on your monthly income, expenses, and existing EMIs. Uses bank-standard FOIR (Fixed Obligation to Income Ratio) method.

Bank FOIR Method
Instant Eligibility
3 Loan Types

Home Loan

20-30 Years

Longest tenure

Car Loan

5-7 Years

Medium tenure

Personal Loan

1-5 Years

Short tenure

FOIR Standard

50-60%

Bank norm

75,000
5,000
20,000

Loan Details

8.5%
Years

FOIR (Fixed Obligation to Income Ratio)

Bank Standard: 50-60%
Maximum FOIR 55%

Higher FOIR means more loan eligibility but higher risk

Tips to Increase Loan Eligibility

  • Increase down payment - Reduces loan amount
  • Clear existing debts - Lowers FOIR
  • Add co-applicant - Combines income
  • Choose longer tenure - Reduces EMI

You Can Afford a Loan of

₹ 42,50,000

with EMI of ₹ 37,125
Current FOIR 42.8%
0% Safe Zone (30-50%) 70%

Available Monthly

₹ 41,250

For New EMI

Total Obligations

₹ 25,000

EMI + Expenses

Surplus Income

₹ 50,000

After all expenses

Home Loan

₹ 42.5 L

@8.5% for 20 yrs

Car Loan

₹ 15.2 L

@9.5% for 5 yrs

Personal Loan

₹ 8.5 L

@12% for 3 yrs

EMI Calc

Income Breakdown

Net Income

After tax & deductions

₹ 75,000

Existing EMIs

Current loan payments

₹ 5,000

Living Expenses

Monthly household costs

₹ 20,000

Available for New EMI

Based on FOIR limit

₹ 41,250

Loan Options Comparison

Loan TypeMax Loan AmountEMIInterest RateTenureAction
Home Loan₹ 42,50,000₹ 37,1258.5%20 YearsCalculate EMI
Car Loan₹ 15,20,000₹ 31,9509.5%5 YearsCalculate EMI
Personal Loan₹ 8,50,000₹ 28,23512%3 YearsCalculate EMI

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How is loan affordability calculated?

Loan affordability is calculated using the FOIR (Fixed Obligation to Income Ratio) method. Banks typically allow 50-60% of your net income for all EMIs combined. The formula is: Maximum EMI = (Net Monthly Income × FOIR) - Existing EMIs. Then, based on the EMI, interest rate, and tenure, the maximum loan amount is calculated.

What is a good FOIR for loan approval?

Most banks prefer FOIR below 50-60%. < 40%: Excellent - High chance of approval; 40-50%: Good - Standard approval; 50-60%: Borderline - May need justification; > 60%: High risk - Likely rejection.

How much home loan can I get on 50,000 salary?

On a ₹50,000 monthly salary, assuming no existing EMIs and FOIR of 55%, you can get approximately ₹30-32 lakhs for a 20-year home loan at 8.5%.

Does adding a co-applicant increase loan eligibility?

Yes, adding a co-applicant (spouse or parents) can significantly increase your loan eligibility as combined income is considered.