Loan Calculator

RhysBillOfficial

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Hello,

I am trying to create a loan calculator to determine the amount the borrower will pay on a bi-monthly basis.

I tried revising my formula many times but the result is different when I try to calculate it manually.

Here is the table below for reference.

ABC
1Loan Amount:20,000.00
2Interest Rate:10
3Months to Pay:3
4Amount Payable:3500.00

The calculation should look like this.

20,000 / 3 months * 2 = result should be 3333.333
then 3333.333 + half of the interest rate and should provide a result of 3,500.00

But for some odd reason, I am getting a result of 3833.33 or 7166.67.

If someone could explain what I've done wrong, that would be appreciated. :)

Kind Regards,
@RhysBillOfficial
 

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Book2
ABCDEFGHIJ
1Loan Amt20000PaymentsPrincipalInterest ea 2-wk periodPrincipal+InterestPmtPrincipal after Pmt
2Interest Rate (per yr)10%12000083.3333333320083.33333($3,382.11)16701.22
3Term (mo)3216701.2269.5884185516770.80887($3,382.11)13388.70
4Payments per month2313388.755.7862332913444.48222($3,382.11)10062.37
5Amt each payment($3,382.11)410062.3741.9265389310104.29588($3,382.11)6722.18
656722.18328.009095846750.192098($3,382.11)3368.08
763368.07914.03366343382.112881($3,382.11)0.00
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F2F2=C1
G2:G7G2=$C$2/12/$C$4*F2
H2:H7,J2:J7H2=SUM(F2:G2)
I2:I7I2=$C$5
F3:F7F3=J2
C5C5=PMT(C2/12/C4,C3*C4,C1)
 
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Hello -

The amount payable should be displayed as ₱3500.00.

The calculation should go like this: ₱20,000 / ( 3 months * 2 ) = result should be ₱3333.333
then ₱3333.333 + half of the interest rate is ₱166.667.
And should provide a result of ₱3,500.00.

Thanks.
 
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In post #1, what do you mean by "interest rate"? It seems that "10" really means 10%, or 0.10. But I assumed you meant 10% per year and that the loan terms specified compounding that corresponded to the payment interval (i.e., twice per month). These types of details are needed.

Your latest post where you show 166.667, suggests that the loan terms are 10% per month and there is no compounding, the interest is simple interest only...but I'm only guessing. Could you clarify please?
 
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