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Thread: Special Financing Calculator Help Please in microsoft.public.excel.misc

Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago by Steve
Looking for a calculator for estimating insurance premium financing payments. Here are my "variables" Premium payment amount = $75,000 Downpayment amount= 25% Financing Rate= 3.27% Number of annual payments = 9 First Payment Due Date= 1/1/10 Last Payment Due Date= 9/1/10 Thanks!!...
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Joe User replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
"Steve" wrote: > Looking for a calculator for estimating insurance > premium financing payments. Here are my "variables" > Premium payment amount = $75,000 > Downpayment amount= 25% > Financing Rate= 3.27% > Number of annual payments = 9 > First Payment Due Date= 1/1/10 > Last Payment Due Date= 9/1/10 Correct...

Joe User replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
PS..... I wrote: > "Steve" wrote: > > Financing Rate= 3.27% > [....] > =PMT(B3/12, B4, -B1*(1-B2)) > [....] > =PMT(B3, B4, -B1*(1-B2)) I ass-u-me-d that the "financing rate" is the annual interest rate. However, US law only requires a lender to disclose the APR, not(!) the simple annual or ...

Joe User replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
PS.... I wrote: > "Steve" wrote: > > Financing Rate= 3.27% > [....] > =PMT(B3/12, B4, -B1*(1-B2)) The PMT formulas assume that the "financing rate" is the annual interest rate, the rate used to detemine the amount of periodic interest. But US law only requires lenders to disclose the APR, a rate that ...

Steve replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Joe- thanks "Joe User" wrote: > "Steve" wrote: > > Looking for a calculator for estimating insurance > > premium financing payments. Here are my "variables" > > Premium payment amount = $75,000 > > Downpayment amount= 25% > > Financing Rate= 3.27% > > Number of annual payments = 9 > > First Payment Due ...

 

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Special Financing Calculator...
Published (2009-11-10 19:22:00)
  PS.... I wrote: > "Steve" wrote: > > Financing Rate= 3.27% > [....] > =PMT(B3/12, B4, -B1*(1-B2)) The PMT formulas assume that the "financing rate" is the annual interest rate, the rate used to detemine the amount of periodic interest. But US law only requires lenders to disclose the APR, a rate that may (should) include any other "finance...
Steve
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Special Financing Calculator...
Published (2009-11-10 19:23:00)
  Joe- thanks "Joe User" wrote: > "Steve" wrote: > > Looking for a calculator for estimating insurance > > premium financing payments. Here are my "variables" > > Premium payment amount = $75,000 > > Downpayment amount= 25% > > Financing Rate= 3.27% > > Number of annual payments = 9 >...

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