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Biweekly Payments for an Auto Loan with Fees Calculator

This calculator shows you possible savings by using an accelerated biweekly payment on your auto loan. This simple technique can shave time off your auto loan and could save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars in interest.

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Results
Net savings after fees $344 paid off 0.4 years sooner
Biweekly payment $277.22
Interest saved $544
Plan fees $200
Net benefit $344
Interest: biweekly vs monthly
Interest: biweekly vs monthly Biweekly interest: $4.7kInterest saved: $544
  • Biweekly interest $4.7k
  • Interest saved $544
Loan balance Balance (biweekly)
Loan balance: Balance (biweekly) $23k$17k$11k$5.6k$0 Yr 1Yr 2Yr 3Yr 4Yr 5

Biweekly payments save $544 in interest, but a $200 plan fee trims that to $344 net. You can usually get the same effect for free by adding one-twelfth of a payment to each monthly bill.

Biweekly payoff by yearView table
YearPaidInterestBalance
1$7,208$1,780$22,572
2$7,208$1,386$16,751
3$7,208$965$10,508
4$7,208$513$3,813
5$3,891$78$0

How the biweekly payments for an auto loan with fees calculator works

It calculates the interest saved by paying biweekly, then subtracts any setup or service fee a biweekly plan charges, leaving the net benefit. Often the fee eats much of the saving you could get for free.

Worked example

Worked example: with auto loan amount of $28,000, interest rate (apr) of 7.00% and loan term (years) of 5, the biweekly payments for an auto loan with fees calculator shows net savings after fees of $344.

Biweekly payment
$277.22
Interest saved
$544
Plan fees
$200
Net benefit
$344

The formula

Net benefit = (monthly-schedule interest − biweekly interest) − plan fees.

Results are estimates for educational purposes and are not financial advice. Confirm exact figures with your lender, plan administrator or advisor.

Frequently asked

Questions about the biweekly payments for an auto loan with fees calculator

Are biweekly payment plan fees worth it?

Frequently not. The calculator shows whether the interest saved exceeds the fee — and you can usually achieve the same result for free by adding a little to each payment.

Why do companies charge for biweekly plans?

They handle the payment timing for you, but the service rarely does anything you cannot do yourself by paying extra principal directly to your lender.

What is the free alternative?

Add one-twelfth of your monthly payment to each bill, or make one extra payment a year toward principal. No enrollment, no fee, same effect.

Is the Biweekly Payments for an Auto Loan with Fees Calculator free to use?

Yes. Every calculator on FinCalculators is completely free, with no sign-up, login or paywall. You can run as many scenarios as you like.