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The Template Gallery has a wonderful Bi-Weekly Amortization Schedule however
it does not calculate Canadian Mortgages. I was wondering if anyone had such
a schedule for Bi-Weekly payments or had converted the one online to do CDN
Mortgages?
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How do CDN mortgages differ from the mortgage calculations used in the
template? Perhaps someone can explain how to convert them for you....

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The Template Gallery has a wonderful Bi-Weekly Amortization Schedule however
it does not calculate Canadian Mortgages. I was wondering if anyone had such
a schedule for Bi-Weekly payments or had converted the one online to do CDN
Mortgages?
Thanks so much,

Nathalie

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try a google for
canadian biweekly:excel


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The Template Gallery has a wonderful Bi-Weekly Amortization Schedule
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it does not calculate Canadian Mortgages. I was wondering if anyone had
such
a schedule for Bi-Weekly payments or had converted the one online to do
CDN
Mortgages?
Thanks so much,

Nathalie



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Canadian mortgages are compounded semi-annually, not annually.

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How do CDN mortgages differ from the mortgage calculations used in the
template? Perhaps someone can explain how to convert them for you....

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The Template Gallery has a wonderful Bi-Weekly Amortization Schedule however
it does not calculate Canadian Mortgages. I was wondering if anyone had such
a schedule for Bi-Weekly payments or had converted the one online to do CDN
Mortgages?
Thanks so much,

Nathalie



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Fred Smith wrote:
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How do CDN mortgages differ from the mortgage calculations used in the
template?


Canadian mortgages are compounded semi-annually, not annually.


And at least some web sites say semi-annually instead of __monthly__
(for monthly payments). Personally, neither description works for me.

In any case, the following example demonstrates the implication of the
difference.

For the US (et al), the monthly payment ($706.78) for a 300-month
$100,000 loan at 7% is computed by:

=pmt(7%/12, 300, -100000)

But for Canada, the monthly payment ($700.42) for the same loan is
computed by:

=pmt(rate(6, 0, -1, 1+7%/2), 300, -100000)

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