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Excel formula advice :)
tellmeitsfriday
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Does anyone know a formula I can use in Excel to calculate how much I should pay per month to pay off a mortgage in a certain number of years.
I used to the mortgage calculator on here (so I can't rejig the formula myself) to find out that I will pay off in 16 years (instead of 24), but I would really like to make it 10 years.
Suggestions/Advice really appreciated
I used to the mortgage calculator on here (so I can't rejig the formula myself) to find out that I will pay off in 16 years (instead of 24), but I would really like to make it 10 years.
Suggestions/Advice really appreciated
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a very very crude way of doing it would be
In cell:
A1: Mortgage Outstanding
B1: <put in value of your mortgage outstanding>
A2: Years til mortgage free
B2: <put in number of years you want to be MF in>
A3: Months til mortgage free
B3: =sum(B2*12)
A4: Monthly payment needed
B4: =sum(B1/B3)Looking to be mortgage free within 10 years.
Mortgage March 2011: £100,0000 -
a very very crude way of doing it would be
In cell:
A1: Mortgage Outstanding
B1: <put in value of your mortgage outstanding>
A2: Years til mortgage free
B2: <put in number of years you want to be MF in>
A3: Months til mortgage free
B3: =sum(B2*12)
D1: Monthly payment needed
D2: =sum(B1/B3)
Crude in that interest is missing from the equation :rotfl:
And no, it's school holidays and my brains switched off so I can't work out where an accurate interest rate calculation would slot in0 -
=PMT((((B2+1)^(1/12))-1),B4,B3)
B2 = rate eg 5%
B3 = Amount outstanding
B4 = Number of months left0 -
Mallotum has beaten me to it but I did it this way:
A1 = Mortgage amount
A2 = Inetrest
A3 = Years to pay
A5 =A2/(12*100)
A6 =A3*12
A7 =A1*(A5/(1-(1+A5)^-A6))
You can then change A3 to see payments etc2026 Mortgage-Free Wannabes #24 £3554.14/£20000 OP0 -
Thank you people
Although not as automated as I had originally intended, it's such a simple solution that I like it
Sometimes, no matter how hard I try, I can't see it.
Thank you again!0 -
Thank You, how hard i try0
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