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Fixed Rate Amortization Table Calculator

The calculator below was created using VB/ASP.
The calculator uses a formula, to calculate the payments, derived from the loan terms, the interest rate, and the amount of the loan. The information from that formula is then use to run an algorithm which calculates each period's payments. The output table provides information which includes the portion of payment which is applied to the interest of the loan and the portion which is applied to principle, and finally the remaining balance.

Calculate your monthly payment and an amortization schedule. This schedule will show you what amount of your payment is being applied to principal and to interest each month. The payment shown does not include closing costs, taxes, or insurance: These items will raise your monthly payment.
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Loan Term (years):
Interest Rate:* %
Amount of Loan: $
By Glen Christiansen 1999
This calculation does not represent either an application, a pre-approval, or a commitment to lend.
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Using the Calculator

Enter a value for each required input field, and click the button to generate results.

For an explanation of what to enter or how to interpret the results, just click on any of the active labels in the input form or the result display.

Loan Term

The term for home loans is normally 15 or 30 years. You can use this calculator to see what the results would be for any term up to 99 years.
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