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  • Profile photo of delboydelboy
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    Hi All

    From what I read it seems to be recommended that when you do a wrap you should issue a statement to your wrapee either quarterly or six monthly stating: stating payments, interest paid, balance etc.

    Can anyone please tell me how you work this out and simplify it into a statement. Example

    Sell house at $100,000

    Wrap at 8.5%

    P&I = $201/week

    Is there a simple method for working out how much of this is interest and principal and then how do you work out total balance.

    Anyone

    Delboy[cap]

    Profile photo of Mortgage HunterMortgage Hunter
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    Profile photo of Supa FreakSupa Freak
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    Simon, have you used Loan Alert, is it any good?

    Profile photo of Mortgage HunterMortgage Hunter
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    No – I have had no need to.

    But I know the authors and have seen the amount of work they have put into it. I also know the sort of people they are and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them to anyone.

    Cheers

    Simon Macks
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    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    Excel actually has a loan amortisation calculator which you could use or modify. You culd then extract the figures and perpare a statement copied off one of your own loan statements. It can get a bit messy if they are paying all over the place, though.

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    Profile photo of Supa FreakSupa Freak
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    Terry, I’ve made Direct Debit compulsory to hopefully eliminate the erratic payment making…so far all six payments have arrived on time…YEA!!

    SF

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