How to use a mortgage calculator
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Use an hp 10B to calculate amortizing mortgage payments
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Use an hp 10B to calculate amortizing mortgage payments
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I’m getting a …
I’m getting a payment of 1,798.62 when doing the 360 month, 300,000 mortgage with an interest rate of 6%.
@Wilyam23 Push the …
@Wilyam23 Push the red button and hit the decimal sign – that will get it back to the decimal.
Any idea why my hp …
Any idea why my hp 10BII would be putting a comma in where a decimal should go and vice versa and how to change it back? Thanks
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you must have …
you must have punched a wrong number because your answer in this example is wrong. try again.
why don’t you just …
why don’t you just use an online based mortgage calculator ?
not bad, but you …
not bad, but you need to clarify the effective rate vs the nominal rate. Also explain the payments per year….. I set my calculator to 1 payment per year (unless Im doing work with semi-annual coupon bonds)otherwise nice explaination
i think you effed …
i think you effed up, if you’re doing 360 periods at 6% interest you’d have to use .5% per period.