Debt Reduction Adviser — calculate four plans to reduce and eliminate debt. Pick best plan for the circumstances.
Financial Schedules for Windows
Flexible Amortization Schedule & APR
Free Amortization Schedule
Annuity Schedule — schedule of withdrawals, interest & balance
C—Value! — customize exact date cash flows and solve for any unknown
Future Value Schedule — schedule of deposits, interest & balance
Present Value of a Series Schedule
Investment Calculators for Windows
American Option Pricing
Bond Value and Yields and much more
Equivalent Rates
European Option Pricing
Internal Rate of Return (IRR) — ROI for a periodic or irregular cash flow.
Net Present Value
Present Value of an Amount
Profit and loss analysis for rental property
Return on Investment (ROI) — on an amount
Loan & Lending Calculators for Windows
Interest saved by accelerating payments
Car loan with trade in
Balloon amount or payment amount
Exact or periodic interest calculation
Lease vs Buy Adviser
Loan calculator solves for interest rate, amount, payment or term
Compare bottom-line cost of two loans
Loan balance after "X" payments
Matrix Calculators for Windows
Annuity Matrix
Future Value Matrix
Loan Matrix
* These calculators show multiple results. The term and interest rate vary along the "X" & "Y" axes.
Mortgage & Real Estate for Windows
Affordable House
Bridge Loan
Calculate mortgage payment and deposit required plus 4 other variables
Does it pay to refinance?
Rental income analysis
Personal Finance Calculators for Windows
Budget Calculator
Plan for any future cash flow needs
Net Worth Calculator
Retirement & College Planning for Windows
Goal Planning Adviser
Millionaire's calculator — how much do I have to save to reach any amount?
Tax Calculations for Windows
Declining Balance Depreciation
MACRS Depreciation & Section 179 expense
Straight Line Depreciation
Sum of Years Depreciation
Miscellaneous for Windows
Permutation & Combination — what are the odds?
Purchasing Power Calculator — the impact of inflation with US consumer price data (CPI)
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Jan says:
I am working on a loan an individual (friend) made to his son for business purposes. The loan I guess was made in advances of 3 or 4 amounts starting in 2008. payments started being made in Jan. 2010. My friend wants to charge 5.5% interest and recoup the loan funds in 20 years.
I’m trying to put together an amortization schedule after the fact.
I have a record of the payments made of which there approx. 80 payments received in the amount of $2,000.00 practically every month.
Can I re-create this scenario now in 2016?
Thank You, Jan 8037578269
If you scroll down the page, you’ll see a series of calculation tutorials. I suggest that everyone works through tutorial #1 for some basic information.
After that, this tutorial is for your specific use case:
Are your downloads compatible with Mac’s? Can you give step by step instructions?
Karl says:
Sorry, but the downloads are only for Windows PCs.
brownbrady says:
Is there a TFSA “Catch-Up” calculator to determine the date when a TFSA’s contribution room will be maxed given the current balance, new contributions, and new room created each year?
Karl says:
No, sorry, there isn’t one. But it sounds like adding one would be a really good idea.
inezstorage says:
I paid $69 for this, and I’m not sure it’s what I’m looking for: First of all, where is the phone number so I can call? Where do I find the irregular amortization schedule for a loan? I pay different amounts at different times of the month, and that’s what I need to calculate.
Karl says:
I’m the sole owner and employee of the business and I’m hearing impaired, so I can’t offer affective phone support any longer.
The best calculator to use is the C-Value! Classic calculator, accessible from the Schedule menu at the top.
It will allow you to track payments made on any date. There is a tutorial or user guide that describes how to do this. Please see tutorial #25 in the program’s "Help."
If you don’t see it in Help, then this online tutorial will work too.
Jan says:
I am working on a loan an individual (friend) made to his son for business purposes. The loan I guess was made in advances of 3 or 4 amounts starting in 2008. payments started being made in Jan. 2010. My friend wants to charge 5.5% interest and recoup the loan funds in 20 years.
I’m trying to put together an amortization schedule after the fact.
I have a record of the payments made of which there approx. 80 payments received in the amount of $2,000.00 practically every month.
Can I re-create this scenario now in 2016?
Thank You, Jan 8037578269
Karl says:
Yes you can. Please use the Ultimate Financial Calculator
If you scroll down the page, you’ll see a series of calculation tutorials. I suggest that everyone works through tutorial #1 for some basic information.
After that, this tutorial is for your specific use case:
25. Calculate Loan Balance — Loan Payoff Calculation
Enter payments for any amount on date made — audit balance due
Pamela says:
Are your downloads compatible with Mac’s? Can you give step by step instructions?
Karl says:
Sorry, but the downloads are only for Windows PCs.
brownbrady says:
Is there a TFSA “Catch-Up” calculator to determine the date when a TFSA’s contribution room will be maxed given the current balance, new contributions, and new room created each year?
Karl says:
No, sorry, there isn’t one. But it sounds like adding one would be a really good idea.
inezstorage says:
I paid $69 for this, and I’m not sure it’s what I’m looking for: First of all, where is the phone number so I can call? Where do I find the irregular amortization schedule for a loan? I pay different amounts at different times of the month, and that’s what I need to calculate.
Karl says:
I’m the sole owner and employee of the business and I’m hearing impaired, so I can’t offer affective phone support any longer.
The best calculator to use is the C-Value! Classic calculator, accessible from the Schedule menu at the top.
It will allow you to track payments made on any date. There is a tutorial or user guide that describes how to do this. Please see tutorial #25 in the program’s "Help."
If you don’t see it in Help, then this online tutorial will work too.