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    • extra payment calculator FAQ

    How much will I save paying off extra payment towards principle? Need to know generic calculator for this.?

    Mar 28, 2007 by RAMRATAN K | Posted in Personal Finance

    I mean a generic formula where I plug in the #'s and it gives me the saving amount.

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    V B | Mar 28, 2007

    Different loans have different interest rates. Let's take a hypotactical number.
    Loan = $20K
    Interest @ 10%
    Tenure = 3 years (or 36 months)
    At the end of the tenure, interest payable would be $2K.
    Monthly repayment:
    SG Elite | Mar 28, 2007

    Mortgage calculator that can figure payment period if extra money is applied directly to principle each month?

    Sep 11, 2010 by Michael S | Posted in Renting & Real Estate

    My fiancee and I are trying to figure out how much time (and money) would be shaved off of our mortgage repayment period if we have extra money applied directly to the principle each month, but none of the mortgage calculators I've seen online specifically

    Yahoo Real Estate has a special calculator that does exactly what you are trying to figure out.

    If you do opt to pay money directly on the principal, over and above your monthly payment, I highly suggest you send it separately from your

    linkus86 | Sep 14, 2010

    no website but I can send you a excel spreadsheet. You'll have to trust me with your email address though and hope i don't send you any viruses :)
    Steven | Sep 11, 2010

    I need an online mortgage calculator that will show how extra weekly repayments & one off payments reduce loan

    Aug 21, 2006 by dpjsg | Posted in Personal Finance

    The calculators I have found show how either one off extra payments or extra weekly repayments reduce the term of a loan. I need to find one that shows both in the same calculation. A graph would be nice.

    Will this work for you?

    http://www.jeacle.ie/mortgage/

    TheDougmeister | Aug 21, 2006
    Is there a calculator that will tell me how much longer I I will have to pay if I make extra payments ,?

    Jan 06, 2010 by s2000_babe | Posted in Personal Finance

    I want to see if i make extra mortgage payments if it will benefit and want to see how it will shorten the term of the mortgage loan. For example if I make a $500.00 extra payment each month, what would that do to the term, how much would it shorten

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    How do points affect your mortgage payment?

    18.05.12

    Mortgage rates and points

    Discount points are prepayments of interest that you pay at your loan’s closing. Mortgage lenders offer borrowers a choice of loans at different mortgage rates with different points.

    Why pay points?

    Typically, the more points you pay, the lower the mortgage rate, and the fewer points paid, the higher the mortgage rate. Some lenders will even pay you points to accept a higher-than-market interest rate! The decision to pay or not pay points depends on your individual financial circumstances, your cash flow, available cash on hand, or even whether you need cash to pay for fees and such.


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