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Loan Calculator

Loan Calculator at Mac App Store analyse

Matt Shepherd
7,216 ratings · Power index: 424
Version 2.2
Size 358.61 Kb
Updated 8 years ago
Released 21 Jul 2011

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Description

Same great loan calculator that has been available for years on the Mac platform. Updated with printing. Great for calculating payments on home mortgages, auto loans, student loans, and more. VERY EASY TO USE!!!! Download Loanator on iOS devices for the same easy to use loan calculator.

Estimates

Monthly Downloads > 9.33k
Est. Revenue ~ $3.82k

Availability

Devices

MacDesktop

Pricing by country

Country Price
Canada 0.99 CAD
China 8 CNY
France 0.99 EUR
Germany 0.99 EUR
Italy 0.99 EUR
Netherlands 0.99 EUR
Portugal 0.99 EUR
Spain 0.99 EUR
Poland 1.09 EUR
UK 0.99 GBP
India 99 INR
Japan 100 JPY
Korea, Republic Of 1100 KRW
Poland 4.99 PLN
Russia 99 RUB
Turkey 29.99 TRY
USA 0.99 USD
Korea, Republic Of 1.09 USD
Ukraine 0.99 USD

Math Error

Loriwik · 11 years ago · v2.2

On the first calculation I did, the loan ended with a -$0.45 balance. Why would it do this? The math isn’t quite right in this program. A calculator that gives the wrong answer is not a useful calculator.

Great App!

Bham man3 · 14 years ago

Cheap and does what it says.

Not as good as original

cfpmike · 14 years ago

In the old application by Jim Massey you could put in Loan Amount, interest rate, # of payments per year, Payment amount and click on loan length to see how many years to pay off. You could solve for Loan Amount, Interest Rate, Years or Payment. It was a much better program

Did what I needed it to

Billytime · 14 years ago

Dont really need anything more.

its ok... missing key features

... - .... · 13 years ago

this is a nice and simple app. 2 things missing: 1. effects of adding extra payments per year and/or extra for principle. 2. as mentioned earlier... finding the number of months left on a loan.

Decimal length of loan

Dans iMac · 11 years ago

I have a 6 month loan so I put .5 in the loan length (yrs) and the calculator worked great, but will not export to CSV file. The export works for integer Loan Lengths though. This is a minor glitch that you should probably fix.

You can get this for free on the internet

Takl4 · 10 years ago

Feel kinda dumb for actually buying this because I could have got it for free on google. It is the simplest loan calcultor there is. If you were able to add an extra payment column, then I would have given it a better review. It’s the simplest of simple….