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Give readers their own number on RBI day

On the day the RBI moves the repo rate, readers want to know what it does to their loan. LoanRepo's two small tools let your article answer that, with the reader's own numbers and none of them stored.

What your users would see

Illustrative. "Example Finance Daily" is a placeholder, not a real company. The tool below is live: try it.

Example Finance DailyArticle

MarketsEconomyPersonal financeHome loans

Home loan drift check

Rate-rise stress check for buyers

Why it fits

Time on page, with a reason. A reader who types their own loan stays on the article. Both tools take under a minute.
Fresh on every decision. Readers type their own rate, so the same embed works after each RBI decision with no change from you.
Independent. LoanRepo has no lender affiliation, and the tool carries an "education, not advice" line you can keep in your layout.

How it works

1 · Pick the toolsOne for readers with a loan, one for readers about to buy, or both.

2 · Paste the codeFrom the generator. Frames resize themselves.

3 · Link the contextOur explainer on RBI date vs reset date is free to cite.

No API and no sign-up. Readers or users type a few numbers; the calculation runs in their browser; nothing they type is stored. You get an anonymous count of use, and anything under 10 is hidden. Details are in the data and privacy note and the embedding guide.

Questions

Is there a fee?

Embedding is free today. The tool links readers to LoanRepo's own free tools, tagged with your name. If that ever changes, we will tell you in writing first.

Does it slow the page?

It sits in a frame, loads on its own, and is small. Place it below the first screen if you prefer.

Who owns the reader data?

Nobody. The numbers stay in the reader's browser. We count only that a check happened.

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