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    Mortgage Man
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    Formula for int. paid when extra monthly pmts are made.

    I am looking for a way to find the total interest paid on a loan, if the
    borrower decides to make a fixed extra monthly payment toward principal. The
    cumipmt function does not allow me to put in a pmt. Is there another way to
    do this?

    Thanks in advance

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    Gary L Brown
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    RE: Formula for int. paid when extra monthly pmts are made.

    Create an amortization table with an 'extra payment' column?
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    "Mortgage Man" wrote:

    > I am looking for a way to find the total interest paid on a loan, if the
    > borrower decides to make a fixed extra monthly payment toward principal. The
    > cumipmt function does not allow me to put in a pmt. Is there another way to
    > do this?
    >
    > Thanks in advance


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    Gary L Brown
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    RE: Formula for int. paid when extra monthly pmts are made.

    Create an amortization table with an 'extra payment' column?
    HTH,
    --
    Gary Brown
    gary_brown@ge_NOSPAM.com
    If this post was helpful, please click the ''''Yes'''' button next to
    ''''Was this Post Helpfull to you?".


    "Mortgage Man" wrote:

    > I am looking for a way to find the total interest paid on a loan, if the
    > borrower decides to make a fixed extra monthly payment toward principal. The
    > cumipmt function does not allow me to put in a pmt. Is there another way to
    > do this?
    >
    > Thanks in advance


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    Fred Smith
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    Re: Formula for int. paid when extra monthly pmts are made.

    If the monthly extra payment is fixed (ie always happens for the same amount
    every month), then the term will decrease. Simply calculate the new term using
    NPER, then feed this value to Cumipmt.

    If the extra payments are irregular, but few in number, you could recalculate
    the new loan parameters each time, then use Cumimpt. For example, if someone
    paid an extra $1000 47 months into a loan, calculate the FV after 47 payments,
    subtract the $1000, then calculate the new term using NPER, and feed this to
    Cumipmt.

    If irregular payments happen a lot, you're better off building an amortization
    table.

    --
    Regards,
    Fred


    "Mortgage Man" <MortgageMan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:23567733-18D4-4458-8993-814629187F01@microsoft.com...
    >I am looking for a way to find the total interest paid on a loan, if the
    > borrower decides to make a fixed extra monthly payment toward principal. The
    > cumipmt function does not allow me to put in a pmt. Is there another way to
    > do this?
    >
    > Thanks in advance




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