S.ICalc

S.ICalc is a small-sized piece of software you can use to seamlessly determine the absolute value of interest and amount of money paid to banks when you're looking to get a loan.

It integrates a basic calculator that requires you to input just a few numerical values to execute the task fast, more precisely for the principle, period and rate of interest.

The utility gets installed on the computer rapidly and doesn't have unfamiliar settings that need special attention. However, a notable aspect is that you must have .NET Framework installed to get it up and running.

S.ICalc has only one window containing all configuration settings, which has a plain .NET Framework appearance, without throwing graphical elements of its own into the mix.

It's necessary to specify the principle, time (years) and rate of interest (percent value) by typing or pasting into the dedicated fields, and click the only button displayed to perform calculations. This job is carried out quickly, and you can find out the interest and amount of money required for the financial institution.

There are no settings implemented to copy the full information to the Clipboard, print or export it to file, so details have to be manually transferred to a text editor or written on paper.

The software program left a small footprint on system resources in our evaluation and was stable throughout its entire runtime. It didn't cause any stability issues to the operating system.

On the other hand, S.ICalc has a barren interface and a basic set of options for calculating interest. Other than that, the app gets the job done rapidly and can be easily handled by all users, even the ones not accustomed to financial calculators.