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How to make a Fixed Rate Loan/Mortgage Calculator in Excel

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Uploaded by on Sep 12, 2008

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This video tutorial will show you how to make a fixed rate loan or mortgage calculator in excel. It is actually quite easy to do and after watching this step-by-step example and walk-through, you will be able to make your own also. This tutorial uses the PMT() function to calculate the required payments and it is also explained in the tutorial.

To follow along with the spreadsheet seen in the tutorial or to get some free excel macros or tips & tricks, go to the website:

http://www.TeachMsOffice.com

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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.

  • 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.

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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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  • 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

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