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Dedicated loan calculators that deserve their own pages
Affordability CalculatorStart from cash-flow room, not the maximum amount a lender might allow.DSR CalculatorA fast way to see whether a new installment pushes your monthly debt burden too far.Fee Impact CalculatorA cheaper-looking rate can still be worse when upfront fees eat into the money you actually receive.Flat Rate vs EIRWhen one lender shows a flat rate and another shows EIR, this tool gives you a fairer comparison starting point.Early SettlementA quick way to see whether paying off a loan early is likely to save meaningful interest before settlement fees.
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Pick a market and switch the comparison defaults instantly
Each market uses its own amount presets, tenor norms, income assumptions and editorial notes. Verified and partial data quality are surfaced directly in the product instead of hidden in footnotes.
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Philippines borrower workbench
This Philippines route preloads local borrowing assumptions, data notes and lender pages so borrowers can compare faster.
Why you can trust this table
How to read this comparison
Trust signals at a glance
Public bank pagesSnapshot-based dataNo paid rankingPartial rows may need source confirmation
Source coverage in this market
Verified bank pages: 2Partial bank pages: 1Fields needing confirmation: 9
How to read this table
- “Verified” = we walked the lender’s public product page and matched the figures shown there.
- “Partial” / “Check source” = the lender does not publish that field publicly; confirm in-app or in branch.
- We do not rank by paid placement. Order is driven by fit score: total cost, fee stack, funding speed, income fit.
- Personalised rate, fees and approval are decided by the bank. Always confirm before applying.
Latest snapshot in this build: 2026-05-31
Update log
Loan data update log
- BPI — Personal Loan2026-05-31Advertised rateFeesTenorAmountSource link
- Security Bank — Personal Loan2026-05-31Advertised rateEIRFeesTenorAmountIncomeSource link
- CIMB — Personal Loan2026-05-31FeesAmountIncomeSource link
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Start with one market, then adjust amount, tenure and income to surface the most realistic offers.
Popular amounts:
Market focusPhilippinesMonthly-rate loans are common, so repayment visibility matters more than headline promos.
Best headline rate16.20%BPI · Personal Loan
Lowest monthly cost₱7,051.17BPI · Personal Loan
Fastest payout≈ 4 daysSecurity Bank · Personal Loan
Offer shortlist
2 matching bank loans
Verified offers were manually checked on the lender’s public product page; confirm current terms before applying.
Philippines · Large amount
BPI
Personal Loan
Large limitTrusted brandUp to PHP 3.0M
Advertised rateFrom 16.20% p.a. flat (≈ 1.35% / month add-on)
Effective rateACR up to 28.67% p.a.
Monthly₱7,051.17
Total cost₱255,342.14
One-time processing fee PHP 1,500 deducted from proceeds; DST 0.75% applies to loans above PHP 250,000.
BPI publishes a flat monthly add-on rate; personalised rate depends on BPI credit assessment.
Rates, fees and eligibility shown are taken from BPI’s public product and FAQ pages. BPI quotes a flat monthly add-on rate and a maximum ACR; personalised rate and approval are determined by BPI — confirm before applying.
Philippines · Clear pricing
Security Bank
Personal Loan
Cleaner pricingStable underwritingAPR from 37.53%
Advertised rate16.68%–22.68% p.a. flat (add-on band)
Effective rateAPR 37.53%–39.43% @ 36mo
Monthly₱7,098.73
Total cost₱261,554.44
3% processing fee of the loanable amount; PHP 2,500 pre-termination fee.
Security Bank publishes both a headline and an FAQ band for monthly add-on; income floor PHP 15k/mo in Metro Manila.
Rates, fees and eligibility shown are taken from Security Bank’s public product page. Rates are quoted as flat monthly add-on; the APR figures shown are Security Bank’s own estimates at a 36-month tenor. Personalised rate and approval are determined by Security Bank — confirm before applying.
Repayment planner
BPI · Personal Loan
A single place to inspect monthly repayment, interest burden and fee impact before you build more landing pages around this market.
Estimated monthly payment₱7,051.1736 monthly installments
Total repayment₱253,842.14Principal + interest
Total interest₱53,842.14Cost of borrowing
Upfront fees₱1,500.00Processing + fixed charges
All-in cash cost₱255,342.14Repayment plus fees
Income bar—Prepayment flexibility supported
Amortization snapshot
Month-by-month repayment schedule
| Month | Payment | Principal | Interest | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ₱7,051.17 | ₱4,351.17 | ₱2,700.00 | ₱195,648.83 |
| 2 | ₱7,051.17 | ₱4,409.91 | ₱2,641.26 | ₱191,238.92 |
| 3 | ₱7,051.17 | ₱4,469.45 | ₱2,581.73 | ₱186,769.47 |
| 4 | ₱7,051.17 | ₱4,529.78 | ₱2,521.39 | ₱182,239.69 |
| 5 | ₱7,051.17 | ₱4,590.93 | ₱2,460.24 | ₱177,648.76 |
| 6 | ₱7,051.17 | ₱4,652.91 | ₱2,398.26 | ₱172,995.84 |
| 7 | ₱7,051.17 | ₱4,715.73 | ₱2,335.44 | ₱168,280.12 |
| 8 | ₱7,051.17 | ₱4,779.39 | ₱2,271.78 | ₱163,500.73 |
| 9 | ₱7,051.17 | ₱4,843.91 | ₱2,207.26 | ₱158,656.82 |
| 10 | ₱7,051.17 | ₱4,909.30 | ₱2,141.87 | ₱153,747.51 |
| 11 | ₱7,051.17 | ₱4,975.58 | ₱2,075.59 | ₱148,771.93 |
| 12 | ₱7,051.17 | ₱5,042.75 | ₱2,008.42 | ₱143,729.18 |
Scenario lab
Run affordability, DSR and early-payoff checks without leaving the comparison flow
These tools stay tied to the selected lender and borrower inputs, so every output remains connected to the exact scenario on screen.
Affordability radar
How much monthly budget feels realistic?
Use simple income bands to see how aggressive this scenario is and what principal each band could support at the selected lender rate.
15% of income₱5,250.00/mo budget
₱148,911.44
20% of income₱7,000.00/mo budget
₱198,548.59
25% of income₱8,750.00/mo budget
₱248,185.74
30% of income₱10,500.00/mo budget
₱297,822.89
Payment pressure
Debt-service view for the selected offer
A quick screen for monthly pressure against the current income input and lender income bar.
Installment / income20.1%
Lender income barCheck source
Eligibility signalPublic income bar not disclosed
This installment is meaningful but still within a moderate planning range for many borrowers.
Tenure sandbox
Slide the term and watch cost rebalance
36 months₱200,000.00 principal
Monthly₱7,051.17
Total interest₱53,842.14
All-in cost₱255,342.14
This matches the currently selected term. Drag the slider to see how cash-flow and total cost rebalance.
Early-settlement preview
What if you clear the loan early?
Month 12
Remaining balance₱143,729.18
Interest paid so far₱28,343.23
Interest avoided₱25,498.91
This is a planning view of balance and interest saved before lender-specific settlement fees or lock-in penalties.
Why this experience is stronger
Designed as a borrower toolkit, not a thin rate table
- Country-aware comparison, lender pages, shareable scenarios and repayment schedules in one product.
- Affordability, DSR and early-payoff checks tied directly to the selected lender row.
- Guides, methodology and policy pages embedded in the same information architecture.
Expansion path
High-related next tools for this vertical
- Philippines affordability calculator by salary band
- Philippines DSR / DTI checker with lender-income fit
- Philippines early-settlement and prepayment-fee explainer
All offers below are derived from publicly visible bank product pages (snapshot per row). Where a lender does not publish a figure, we show “Check source” rather than guess. Rates, fees and approval terms change frequently — confirm on the lender’s own site before applying.
SEABorrow is independent and not affiliated with any listed bank. Loan terms change frequently — confirm on the lender's official page before applying. Read our full Disclaimer.
Guides + trust
Borrower education and transparent sourcing live in the same product
Latest borrower guides
Editorial rules
- We do not invent fee, rate or eligibility fields that are missing on a public lender page.
- Guides are written to explain tradeoffs, not to pressure a borrower into applying.
- Every major page includes route-level context, internal links and a clear correction path.
What gets refreshed
- Hourly snapshot refresh job for loan data files already exists in this branch.
- Verified vs partial status is preserved when public disclosure is incomplete.
- Source links and last-checked dates stay attached to offer-level pages.
FAQ
Common questions about SEABorrow
How the data is sourced, how the calculators are meant to be used, and what SEABorrow is not.
Is SEABorrow a lender or a broker?
No. SEABorrow is an independent comparison and education site. We do not lend money, take applications, share your information with banks, or earn referral fees that change how offers are ranked.
Where do the rates and fees on this site come from?
Numbers are collected from the lender’s own public pages and regulator disclosures, then re-checked on a rolling schedule. Each lender page shows when it was last verified, and our Methodology page explains the process in more detail.
How often is the loan data updated?
Public lender pages are reviewed on a rolling basis. We label each offer with a "last checked" date so you can see how recent the figure is. Loan terms change frequently, so always confirm the latest pricing on the lender’s official page before applying.
Does comparing or using the calculators here affect my credit score?
No. We do not perform credit checks. Nothing you type into the calculators is sent to any bank. Your credit score is only affected when you actually apply with a lender on their official site.
How do I use the calculators to choose a loan?
Start with the affordability or DSR view to size a monthly payment your cash flow can defend. Then open the country comparison to filter lender offers that fit, and use the fee-impact or flat-rate-vs-EIR tools to make the headline rates honestly comparable.
Why do some country pages look thinner than others?
Public disclosure varies by market. Where the lender publishes rates, fees and eligibility clearly, we display more detail. Where disclosure is thin, we prefer to show fewer fields rather than guess.
FAQ
Questions borrowers in Philippines usually ask
How are lender offers for Philippines chosen?
We aim to include the most visible mainstream personal-loan products that publish enough information to be compared honestly. Offers without verifiable public pricing are usually left out rather than guessed at.
Are the Philippines rates shown here APR, EIR or flat?
Wherever possible we surface both the advertised rate and an effective-rate view, because the same loan can look very different under each definition. Use the Flat Rate vs EIR calculator to make cross-lender comparisons fair.
Will I be approved if the calculator says the loan is affordable?
Not necessarily. Affordability is your own cash-flow view. Approval depends on the lender’s underwriting, your credit history, employment and documentation. The calculators help you arrive prepared, not pre-approved.
What should I confirm on the lender’s site before applying?
Confirm the current rate (and whether it is flat or EIR), all processing and insurance fees, the minimum income, the maximum tenure and any settlement or lock-in rules. Those five fields decide most of the real cost.