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Annuity Payment (Installment)

A fixed regular payment that fully repays a loan over its term, blending interest and principal in each instalment.

An annuity payment is the constant amount you pay each period on most loans and mortgages. Early on, most of each payment goes to interest and little to principal; over time the balance shifts until the loan is fully repaid. Because the payment stays level, it is easy to budget around, even as its internal split changes. Understanding this structure shows why extra early payments are so powerful, they attack principal directly. Assetli's loan and mortgage tools break down how much of each payment is interest versus principal.

Example

On a $200,000 mortgage at 5% over 25 years, the annuity payment is about $1,170 a month, fixed, even though the interest portion shrinks year by year.

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