Credit Card Balance Transfer Calculator

Evaluate credit card balance transfer savings. Compare processing fees, promo interest rates, and total payoff duration to eliminate debt faster.

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Naya Card (Target)
Jis card par balance transfer karna hai use chuneinexpand_more
Loan Amount (₹)
Purana Interest Rate (%)
Naya Interest Rate (%)
Transfer Fee (%)
Kitne Time Me Pay Karenge
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Aapki Savings (Receipt)

Purane Card Par Kharcha₹1,28,533
Naye Card Par Kharcha₹1,14,458
Transfer Fee (+18% GST)₹2,360
Total Net Savings+₹14,075
check_circleNaye card ka interest rate kam hone ki wajah se aapki bachat ho rahi hai. Balance transfer kar lena chahiye.

Understanding the Break-Even Point

A balance transfer allows you to move high-interest credit card debt to a new card offering a lower promotional interest rate. However, to know if it's actually worth it, you must calculate the break-even point against the transfer fees.

Cost ComponentCurrent CardNew Balance Transfer Card
Interest RateHigh (Usually 36% - 42% APR)Low Promotional Rate (e.g., 12% - 18%)
Transfer FeeNone (Already incurring interest)Usually 1% to 2% of the total transferred amount
GST Impact18% GST on monthly interest18% GST on the upfront transfer fee + monthly interest

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a balance transfer a good idea for credit card debt?expand_more
It depends on your break-even point. If the interest you save over your payoff period is significantly higher than the upfront processing fee (and the 18% GST on that fee), then it is a financially sound decision. Use our calculator above to find your exact net savings.
What are the typical charges for a credit card balance transfer in India?expand_more
Banks in India typically charge a one-time processing fee ranging from 1% to 2% of the transferred amount. Additionally, you will have to pay an 18% GST on this processing fee. The new promotional interest rate usually ranges from 12% to 18% annually.
Does a balance transfer reduce my CIBIL score?expand_more
Applying for a new credit card to perform a balance transfer involves a hard inquiry, which may cause a temporary, minor dip in your CIBIL score. However, moving debt to a card with a higher limit can lower your overall Credit Utilization Ratio (CUR), which is highly beneficial for your score in the long run.
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