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    Looking for a Loan Calculator with Residual balance in Microsoft Excel

    I have been working with the Excel template from microsoft that calculates my loan repayments. This has been OK if the loan is paid out in full by the end of the contract. I need a template that has a balance owing (residual or balloon), even better, one that I can enter the % residual and compare loans if need be.
    This is needed for two reasons.
    • To work out exactly what my principal and interest is each month
    • To compare different residual options for loans

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    Re: Looking for a Loan Calculator with Residual balance in Microsoft Excel

    There are lots of loan templates, so it's difficult to comment without knowing exactly which one you are using. You could look where the spreadsheets calculates your payment (it will be a PMT function), then modify it to suit your situation (by entering a value for the FV parameter). You could also roll your own, as amortization tables are not hard to do. You need five columns:
    A. Opening Balance = previous period's opening balance
    B. Payment (calculate using PMT function)
    C. Interest (=A*IntRate/NumPeriodsPerYear)
    D. Principal reduction (=B-C)
    E. Closing Balance (=A-D)
    Typically your PMT function would reference a table of values where you enter the data you want. Once you have your basic table, you can embellish it to suit your preferences.

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    Re: Looking for a Loan Calculator with Residual balance in Microsoft Excel

    Generally, there are available different software which helps to count the calculate of the interest. As per the principal and duration terms. Another thing is that there is required to get the remaining amount of the principal to pay.

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