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Jeonse Loan Calculator

Calculate lease deposit loan limits and interest.

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월 이자
729,167원

대출금액: 250,000,000원

대출 상세

전세보증금300,000,000원
자기자금50,000,000원
대출금액250,000,000원
대출금리연 3.5%
대출기간24개월
월 이자729,167원
총 이자17,500,008원
LTV83.3%
최대 대출한도 (LTV 80%)240,000,000원

Overview

The Jeonse Loan Calculator estimates monthly interest payments, total interest costs, and loan eligibility for jeonse deposit loans. Jeonse (전세) is a unique Korean housing rental system where tenants pay a large lump-sum deposit instead of monthly rent. This calculator helps you compare loan conditions and plan your finances for securing a jeonse deposit.

Formula

Monthly interest = Loan principal × Annual rate ÷ 12
Total interest = Monthly interest × Loan term (months)

Example: Loan 200M KRW, 3.5% annual rate, 2-year term
Monthly interest = 200,000,000 × 0.035 ÷ 12 = 583,333 KRW
Total interest = 583,333 × 24 = 14,000,000 KRW

How to Use

  1. 1Enter the total jeonse deposit amount.
  2. 2Enter your available funds (cash on hand).
  3. 3Enter the loan interest rate (annual rate).
  4. 4Select the loan term.
  5. 5Click calculate to see monthly interest, total interest, and effective costs.

Tips

  • Jeonse loans are typically interest-only with a lump-sum principal repayment at maturity.
  • Check government-subsidized jeonse loan programs first, as they offer 1-2%p lower rates than commercial loans.
  • Enroll in jeonse deposit insurance (HUG, SGI) to protect against deposit non-return risk.
  • Loan limits are generally 70-80% of the jeonse deposit, varying by income and credit score.
  • Choose between fixed and variable interest rates, considering the risk of rate fluctuations.

FAQ

Q. What are typical jeonse loan interest rates?

As of 2024-2025, commercial bank jeonse loan rates range from about 3.5-5.0%, while government-subsidized loans offer rates of approximately 1.8-2.9%. Rates vary by credit score, income, and loan product.

Q. What is the maximum jeonse loan amount?

Generally, you can borrow up to 70-80% of the jeonse deposit. Commercial banks typically cap at 500M KRW in the Seoul metro area and 300M KRW outside. Government-subsidized loans have separate limit criteria.

Q. What is the difference between a jeonse loan and a mortgage?

A jeonse loan uses the jeonse deposit as collateral with interest-only payments, while a mortgage uses owned property as collateral with principal and interest payments. Jeonse loans target non-homeowners; mortgages target property buyers/owners.

Q. How do I renew a jeonse loan?

When the jeonse contract expires, you must apply for loan renewal as well. Typically, you apply 1-2 months before maturity. Interest rates and limits may be recalculated upon renewal.

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