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Old 10 December 2008, 12:00 AM
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A friend has asked me to help out with his website. He needs a loan calculator where the user enters the usual stuff:

the ammount they want to borrow
the duration of the loan
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the monthly amount they want to pay

Has anyone seen anything that could be of use , or even furnish the formula so I can hard code it ?
Old 10 December 2008, 12:26 AM
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I have heard the formula for working out APR correctly is a complicated one!
Old 10 December 2008, 08:07 AM
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Old 10 December 2008, 08:51 AM
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You'll probably find something on hotscripts as well
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Originally Posted by dynamix
thanks

the trouble with the ones I found is, they don't seem to be consistent with the way a large money lender calculates the figure.

eg.

if you look at ASDA's website and use their loan calculator here:
ASDA - Personal Loans | Unsecured Loans

You'll see for a £10,000 loan at 8.2% APR over 60 months they offer
£205.00 per month

If you use the javascript caclulator here:
Cut & Paste Loan Calculator

and compare the same figures above, they offer
£203.72 per month
Old 10 December 2008, 01:58 PM
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The basic calculators don't take into account and fees which get added into the overall APR but not the monthly payment. As said above, APRs are hellish to calculate correctly.
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