# Loan Interest

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Most people take loans nowadays in order to build a business or to buy a house or for other financial aspects. Those who take loans, keeping up to date with interest rates is important. If you want to build a loan interest cost estimation tool for your business, you can do that with Cost Calculator Builder. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to build a cost estimation tool.&#x20;

Let’s see the steps,&#x20;

First, We will have to know how much loan the customer has taken from the organization. For that we need to know the Quantity of the money.

Let’s take a **Quantity field**.

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You can set a default value of the amount to show here.&#x20;

Next, when the customer fills up the quantity, an option should appear where they will input the annual interest rate. No need to enable currency settings here.&#x20;

We’re using a **Range Field** here,

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Now you need to set a minimum and maximum range of the rates your organization is offering for your customers.&#x20;

After this, You need to add a Months option for customers so that they can choose to see the increment of interest along with months. You don’t need to enable currency settings here.&#x20;

We’re using a **Range Field** here as well,

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Here, we are selecting a minimum and maximum range of months allowed for the customer to pay the loan.&#x20;

Finally the Total amount is calculated using this formula. We’re calculating on the **Formula Field.**

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**Frontend Preview:**

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In this example, for 10000$ with 5% annual interest, if the customer pays in 25 months then his interest will be 422.03$

**Exported Calculator:**

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