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Olly stay at home with your mum, you know it makes sence.
£20 a week is a good deal, even if you do have to feed the cows at 0500hrs
Or is this a business move, buy and rent off ?
£20 a week is a good deal, even if you do have to feed the cows at 0500hrs
Or is this a business move, buy and rent off ?
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Hello
You can do it in Excel if you have it?
=PMT((A/12),B*12,C)*-1
where:
A = Annual interest (e.g. 3.75%)
B = Number of Years (e.g. 25)
C = Amount Borrowed (e.g. £100,000)
and it gives a negative result so multiply it by -1 !
Steve.
You can do it in Excel if you have it?
=PMT((A/12),B*12,C)*-1
where:
A = Annual interest (e.g. 3.75%)
B = Number of Years (e.g. 25)
C = Amount Borrowed (e.g. £100,000)
and it gives a negative result so multiply it by -1 !
Steve.
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