Bret Whissel Amortization Table (2024)

1. Amortization Calculator

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Bret's mortgage/loan amortization schedule calculator: calculate loan payment, payoff time, balloon, interest rate, even negative amortizations.

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I wrote the amortization calculator for my own use around 1986. I re-wrote it for use on the Web in 1994, running on a webserver in the FSU Meteorology Department. This site became its new home in 2008.

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As of July 2nd, 2008, the Amortization Calculator was ... The state of the “Show Amortization Schedule” flag is now maintained between invocations.
Posted on July 30, 2008

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Our free, quick and easy home mortgage calculator loads quick, has we don't send any pesky loan agents after you when you use it.

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Like Angidileet, I have set a goal of doubling my principal payment each month. Since my total minimum monthly payment (principal interest AND escrow) is fairly small, it’s likely my income will grow to the point where I can afford to double that payment (more or less what the last payment would be under such a scenario, with some variation to account for the escrow).