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Private Lending Interest Calculator

Professional Updated 2026.08.29

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About this skill

Problem

Private lending disputes often mix interest, overdue interest, penalties, upfront deductions, and repayment offsets. Calculating only on the stated principal can overstate the claim; relying only on the agreed rate can miss the four-times LPR cap or older 24%/36% rules; mis-ordering payments can distort fees, interest, and principal. This skill frames that calculation as a reviewable workflow.

How It Works

  • Extract key facts: actual received principal, stated principal, loan date, maturity date, cutoff date, rates, overdue start date, penalties, and repayment records.
  • Determine the applicable rule: the 1991 framework, the 2015 rules, or the post-2020 four-times LPR rule, and separate in-term interest from overdue interest.
  • Use deli-cli as the calculation entry point, organize parameters per the CLI guide, and keep stable rules, LPR data, and legal indexes in the skill's references/.
  • Produce a case summary, applicable law, segmented calculation table, repayment offsets, totals, and risk notes.

Boundaries

This is a calculation workflow, not legal research or case-law retrieval. When key facts are missing, it asks only for the missing items; for cases before 2015-09-01 without bank benchmark rates, it should not produce a final amount. If the CLI is unavailable or conflicts with local references/, mark the discrepancy and recommend manual review.

Use Cases

  • Calculate segmented interest from actual principal, loan dates, maturity, rates, and repayment records.
  • Check whether overdue interest, penalties, and fees exceed the LPR-based or 24%/36% protection cap.
  • Apply repayments to fees, then interest, then principal, and produce outstanding principal and totals.
  • Flag stated-versus-actual principal differences, upfront deductions, compound interest, and professional-lending risks.

Best For

  • Lawyers handling private lending cases: need a reviewable interest table from contracts, transfers, and repayments.
  • Legal compliance staff: checking notes, renewals, and overdue fees against interest-protection caps.
  • Mediators: explaining outstanding principal, interest, penalties, and repayment offset order to both parties.
  • Litigation assistants: extracting loan dates, rates, and cutoff dates to prepare segmented calculations.