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Is there a loan amortitization template to allow for payments in advance? The
templates I have come across seem to calculate in arrears. I use Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Thank you |
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You can easily adjust for payments in advance. If you borrow $100,000 with
payments (in advance) of $2500/month, you've really borrowed only $97,500. So simply deduct your first payment from the principal, then use the template. Regards, Fred. "emc" wrote in message ... Is there a loan amortitization template to allow for payments in advance? The templates I have come across seem to calculate in arrears. I use Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Thank you |
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