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  • This video was very interesting... well done. Check out my Mortgage rate calculator video if you get chance.

  • Good for you. Well done.

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  • Why do you use the formula for monthly interest payment if it is a fixed rate loan?  When I compare your answer to an online mortgage calculator, it comes out that they just use yearly interest/12 for the monthly interest, not the whole "compounded" formula you have in there. Thanks.

  • @samse15 It all depends on the type of calculation that you want to make. And there are many different ways to make a mortgage calculator in Excel.

  • interesting

  • thanks for the video

  • that s how I play bowling

  • where is the second part of this tutorials can you show it plzzzzzzzz.thank a lot i'll wait the part of this tutorials

  • where is the second part of this video...how can i add..down

    

  • Nice combo of mortgage calculator and amortization schedule, nice work.

  • This is an awesome idea. Theres also a lot of excellent pre-made mortgage calculators online. I find that the FREE variety and quality of the ones at mortgagecanadacalculator.ca are great for whatever information you're looking for! They also post the current rates which is helpful :)

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  • I really like this spreadsheet. Thanks for posting.

    Here is my situation...hope you can help. These are for my school loans and I have started making payments before they are due (2016). I would like to incorporate these payments showing what was applied to the principal and interest and how much is left to pay.

  • @lichandler Replied via personal message on here.

  • thanks for the post sir.

    question

    if a person got a 30 year loan say for $100,000 payments around $600

    If a person makes the next prinipal payment each month.

    also, if a person makes an extra whole payment at the first of each year.

    also, if a person can set it up on a bi-weekly plan

    how far will that reduce the loan.

  • @altha2008 A lot lol. I'm sorry but I can't do your homework for you. Though, If you have a real problem that you need to calculate you can private message me.

  • Where can I get the 2nd part to this video? I cant find it or the excel download on the site. :( Thanks

  • Thanks Bro, You are great teacher. I wish I had you as my good teacher before. Again, thank you very much!!

  • many thanks for the video, it helps me a lot. I didn't know about the PMT function before.

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