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Formulas for mortgage collection

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Thumper - 19 Mar 2006 23:00 GMT
I have Microsoft Excel 2003.  We are collecting mortage payments on a sale of
property.  I need to know how to set up formulas for the spreadsheet to
reflect simple interest and irregular payments.  I found the answers
separately but don't  know how to do both in the same spreadsheet.  Thank you
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Fred Smith - 20 Mar 2006 12:36 GMT
If you truly have simple interest, you would set up a spreadsheet with four
columns: date, payment, interest, balance.

You calculate the interest amount for each payment as:
PreviousBalance*(PaymentDate-PreviousPaymentDate)/365*InterestRate.

Also, don't bother comparing this to a compound interest mortgage, because
you'll find that agreeing to only simple interest was very costly.

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Fred

>I have Microsoft Excel 2003.  We are collecting mortage payments on a sale of
> property.  I need to know how to set up formulas for the spreadsheet to
> reflect simple interest and irregular payments.  I found the answers
> separately but don't  know how to do both in the same spreadsheet.  Thank you
 
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