Calculate credit card APR

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Rob

I am using excel 07. I would like to know how to setup a formula to
calculate credit card apr or a pre done form that i can download. I have
been searching but can not find exactly what i am looking for. I would
like to enter current balance, apr and have it calculate what the
interest is then have it minus payment and then recalculate balance and
have it continue for the next month. I am not sure if this is enough
information but i hope it is a start. Any information would help. Thanks
in advance. Rob
 
R

Rob

Rob said:
I am using excel 07. I would like to know how to setup a formula to
calculate credit card apr or a pre done form that i can download. I have
been searching but can not find exactly what i am looking for. I would
like to enter current balance, apr and have it calculate what the
interest is then have it minus payment and then recalculate balance and
have it continue for the next month. I am not sure if this is enough
information but i hope it is a start. Any information would help. Thanks
in advance. Rob

This is exactly what i want to do.

Manage all your credit card accounts using the same methods as the
financial institutions. Includes the following:

• Billing Cycle Closing Date
• Days in Payment's Billing Cycle
• Finance Charge for last month
• Calculated Minimum Payment Due
• Billing Cycle Payoff Amount
• Last month's Average Daily Balance
• This month's Average Daily Balance
• Days in this month's Billing Cycle
• Total Charges for the month
• Total Payments for the month
• Annual Interest Rate
• Monthly Interest Rate
• Minimum Payment Amortization Years
• Extend Billing Cycle to Monday if ends on a Weekend
• Total Charges over the 12 months plus Initial Values
• Total Payments over the 12 months
• Total Interest Paid over the 12 months
 

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