Kalkulator kredytu gotówkowego (w PLN)
Glossary
What is the difference between the nominal interest rate and APR?
The nominal interest rate only reflects the interest charged by the lender, while the APR includes interest and all mandatory loan costs — such as fees, insurance and taxes — making it the best reference for comparing loan offers.
Is there a maximum APR for personal loans?
In many European countries, there is a legal maximum APR for consumer credit, designed to protect borrowers from predatory lending. The limit varies by country and is typically set by the national financial regulator.
You can check the applicable limits with your country's financial authority or central bank, as rates are usually reviewed periodically based on average market conditions for each type of credit.
How does this personal loan calculator work?
The calculator estimates your monthly instalment and the total cost of the loan based on three inputs: loan amount, term (in months) and APR (Annual Percentage Rate).
The APR already includes interest and the main charges associated with the loan, giving you a more complete picture of the financing cost.
Results are indicative and non-binding.