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Title SolveIT!, The Financial Calculator
version 5.6a (2-8-2006)
Author: Karl Thompson
License: Demo
cost:
69.95
Description:
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A fast, easy-to-use collection of 33 financial calculators. Includes amortization, loan calculator, balloon, compound/simple interest, bond value & yields, present & future value, annuity, IRR, NPV, budget, net worth. Many more. Adjustable cash flows and rates. Support for: extra and skipped payments or deposits; Rule-of-78's; Canadian type loans; APR disclosure statements; evaluation of loan acceleration scenarios. Payment & compounding periods may be independently set. 10 payment periods: daily, weekly, biweekly, twice monthly, every 4 weeks, monthly, bimonthly, quarterly, semiannually & annually. Additionally, there is support for simple interest and continuous compounding. There is an amortization schedule as well as annuity, future value, present value and rental income schedules. Cash flow amounts & interest rates may be changed over a schedule's term. SolveIT! features a set of Financial Advisors. These are "wizard like" calculators which take the user through a series of questions. Once the questions are answered, a text answer is produced which provides advice on the best course of action to follow. There are four advisors: Break Even Point, Lease vs. Finance, Loan Comparison and Refinance. The Budget Calculator will produce 12 monthly projected and/or actual budgets. Annual cash flow statements can be prepared. The user can change the category descriptions to meet their needs. The Net Worth calculator produces a personalized net worth statement. Two popular calculators are the Payment Required Calculator and the Affordable House Calculator. The Affordable House looks at cash on hand, income and projected expenses as well as the percentage of income to be allocate toward housing. After considering all these variables, it then calculates an affordable price. Features extensive online help. All calculators use an intuitive, fill-in-the blank interface. Answer a series of questions & click on 'Calc'. There never is any need for programming. |
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