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Updated August 31, 2026

In this guide
  1. Two goals
  2. BRL 20,000 in month 60
  3. What changes

Two goals

An extra amortization reduces balance by the same amount in both cases. The following flow differs:

  • reduce term: keeps the payment logic and removes final months;
  • reduce payment: keeps the term and spreads the lower balance over remaining months.
new balance = prior balance − contribution

BRL 20,000 in month 60

BCB reference rate for fixed-rate real-estate financing: 2026-07, median of 3 institutions.

Parameters used

Financed amount
R$300,000.00
Term
360 months
Interest rate
14.9797% effective per year
System
SAC
Monthly adjustment
Extra amortization
R$20,000.00

Calculated results

ScenarioReduce termReduce payment
First paymentR$4,343.33R$4,343.33
Last paymentR$1,086.76R$774.83
Total interestR$482,624.53R$598,336.89
Total paidR$782,624.53R$898,336.89
Effective term274 months360 months
Accumulated adjustmentR$0.00R$0.00

Selected installments

Payment no.PaymentInterestAmortizationClosing balance
1R$4,343.33R$3,510.00R$833.33R$299,166.67
12R$4,236.08R$3,402.75R$833.33R$290,000.04
60R$23,768.08R$2,934.75R$20,833.33R$230,000.20
180R$2,269.37R$1,194.60R$1,074.77R$101,027.80
274R$1,086.76R$12.57R$1,074.19R$0.00
Outstanding balance over timeReduce term / Reduce payment
Outstanding balance over timeReduce termReduce payment
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What changes

Reducing term often removes more interest-bearing periods; reducing payment frees more monthly cash. Interest saved and months removed are scenario outputs, not universal rules.

Check the statement to confirm that the contribution reached principal and which reference date was used.

What may differ in a contract

  • The contract defines processing dates, minimum values and how the payment or term is recalculated.
  • Past-due charges may be settled before the remainder reduces principal.

Limits of this analysis

  • The comparison assumes the whole amount reaches principal in month 60.
  • It excludes fees, penalties, operational limits and FGTS eligibility.

Sources and review