Loan Calculator

Your business is not the only one which has to benefit from scheduling and management. Personal life is just as important, and one aspect in particular is budget planning. With the help of specialized applications like Loan Calculator you can get an idea of how funds can be distributed in order to launch, or manage a loan.

On launch, the application brings up the main window, allowing anyone to accommodate in a jiffy thanks to the simple design. All values you need to fill in are all found in a side panel, and can be edited on the spot, while the rest of the space is used to provide a real time updating preview of values in a couple of modes.

There’s a preset amount filled in by default so you get an idea of how the calculator works. Needless to say that you can edit this value, with a built-in calculator to thorough management of expenses. More options are there to help you specify loan length in value, and type of period, annual interest rate percentage, as well as repayment frequency, with options selected from different drop-down menus.

As you write down values, a loan summary section automatically shows values updating for period payment, total paid, total interest, as well as total periods. What’s more, you can bring up a panel with additional parameters in order to configure initial date, and payment time.

As soon as you’re done editing, values are generated in a schedule view. Column headers allow you to view interest paid, principal paid, remaining sum, and due date for each rate. An additional chart view can be brought up. Saving options give you the possibility to generate reports under formats like XLS, and HTML. Sadly, you can export only the schedule, without the chart.

Bottom line is that you might be forced at some point to initiate a loan, situation in which Loan Calculator helps you create a future budget plan so all expenses can get covered efficiently. Requirement fields are easy to fill in, while results are generated in real time, with the possibility to save reports to file.