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  • Profile photo of DaveMorroDaveMorro
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    Most bank websites can calculate repayments for P & I loans but i’m curious as to the difference in repayments with IO loans

    Cheers
    Dave

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    You work this one out yourself.
    $100 000 @ 7% IO is $7000
    Divide by 52 = $134.61p/w

    Profile photo of DaveMorroDaveMorro
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    DOH !
    Thanks Russ

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    Um that only works for the first year…but then not really anyway cause of fees etc.

    try ANZ.com.au, they got a good one. so do bankwest and even aussie i think

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    email Margaret Lomas – she has a great one and its FREE – she is not from this forum though – not yet anyway.

    “If You never never ask, you’ll never never know”

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    Interest Only is the easiest one to do. Once you know how to do it you wander how you thought it could be so difficult.

    I remember learning it and when it finally clunked.

    I have a financial calculator in my site URL=”http://www.jaffasoft.com”]Calculator[/URL. There is a few different calculators in there in Property>Other calculators.There is a fairly extensive online positive cashflow calculator in there too, which you can choose Interest Only or Principle & Interest to calculate into the other variables. Once i get going there will be more calculators in there then known to man.

    If you have any requests, i will make them up for you!

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    Hi Dave,

    Another site that has a range of calculators is

    http://www.realestate.com.au/cgi-bin/rsearch?a=loan&t=res

    Derek
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    Profile photo of DaveMorroDaveMorro
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    Thanks for your replies , they’re all appreciated.

    This is a great forum, well done Steve !!

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