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I was reading through this forum and your comment.
Please send me the formula via email at:
[email address removed]
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Carl, please send me the Excel spreadsheet. My email is: [email address removed] Thank you!
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@Carl attached the spreadsheet to his last post! You can find it on Page 3 of this thread.
Here's a direct link to his Excel file: https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/s/dcgfr56345/attachments/dcgfr56345/other-finance-talk/389/1/intra...
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I would like this spreadsheet info please. Can you email me at [email address removed]. Thanks so much.
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I just read your post on how you paid off your 30 yrs mortgage on 15 yrs. I couldn't help, but wonder how. Then after I read to the end I found the answer. It really caught my attention. That is because I have a car loan. So I was wondering if you could email the excel link or sheet that you used to calculate interest and principal ... so tht I can plug in numbers and see how quick i pay off my debt if I start paying more than the minimum.
My email is [email address removed]
Thank you..
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@sidendesire @tami_trox Hi there! Carl attached the spreadsheet to his last post... you can find it on Page 3 of this thread.
Here's a direct link to his Excel file: https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/s/dcgfr56345/attachments/dcgfr56345/other-finance-talk/389/1/intra...
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Carl, you are wrong my friend. I make principal payments all the time on my auto loan. You are required to make your monthly payment but once that is paid I make additional payments on principle balance only. My loan is a typical auto loan nothing special or fancy.
Chris
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I work for a very large bank (top 10) in the US. Started in collections, worked autos specifically in repo, and now I’m elsewhere with 10 years expierence in the industry.
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