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Credit Card Repayment Calculator

matthewe
Posts: 6 Forumite
in Credit cards
Hello,
1st time post so be gentle
I want a detailed credit card repayment calculator, i want to be able to enter -
Starting balance
What I have spent that month
What I have repaid
Closing balance
I want to start to get my balance down and want to plan out the next couple of months.
Cheers
1st time post so be gentle

I want a detailed credit card repayment calculator, i want to be able to enter -
Starting balance
What I have spent that month
What I have repaid
Closing balance
I want to start to get my balance down and want to plan out the next couple of months.
Cheers
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Comments
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If you really want to get it down, then stop spending on it.
For this there are many calculators, e.g. Repayment Calc
Otherwise, I guess, you have to DIY in Excel as the interest is calculated on daily basis and the balance will change every time you 'spend'.0 -
The statement gives you all that info anyway, so I can't quite see what extra calculation you might want to do with it.
Two ways to get it down: spend less, pay back more.0 -
Had to do an Excel job but still not got it how i want it, i wanted to do extra as - i will spend £200 a month every month on this but pay back £200 a month, there is no interest for the first 3 months so wanted to calculate this plus my payments to get the debt down also. the online calculators are pretty naff to be fair.
cheers0 -
If there is no interest it's a basic primary school maths that you don't need any calculator or Excel for.
Balance + spent - paid
If you spend £200 and pay back £200 your plant "to get balance down" will obviously fail.0 -
Wow.... Im amazed anyone could have misunderstood what i wanted but well done Grumbler.... You did it!!!0
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Wow.... Im amazed anyone could have misunderstood what i wanted but well done Grumbler.... You did it!!!
When you say "i will spend £200 a month every month on this but pay back £200 a month" do you perhaps mean you're aiming to reduce the outstanding balance by a net £200 each month and are trying to work out how much you'd need to pay to achieve this (i.e. £400 plus variable interest according to residual balance and spending pattern during the month), as opposed to simply paying back what you spend?0
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