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Behind EMISnap sits a small editorial team. It builds an EMI and mortgage calculator and writes the supporting articles, which is why the two rarely disagree.
Coverage sticks to loan calculators. In practice it finds the monthly instalment for a mortgage, car loan or personal loan and shows the full amortisation schedule. Typical runs through it include comparing a 15-year and a 30-year mortgage, seeing how much of the first year goes to interest and checking whether an extra payment shortens the term.
The review step asks two questions: can the working be repeated from the article alone, and could a reader mistake the wording for professional advice. Where the answer to the second is yes, the text is narrowed to the numbers.
Anything that looks wrong can be sent to support@emisnap.com. Confirmed errors are fixed on the page itself.
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