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Introduction
» Business Planner
» What's New?
» Getting Started
» Activation & Serial Number
» First Steps
Menu Commands
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» Menu Commands
» File Menu
» Edit Menu
» View Menu
» Plan Menu
» General
» Tables
» Plan Data
» Capital Sources
» Actual Data
» Analysis Menu
» Valuation
» Financial Analysis
» Tools Menu
» Options Menu
» Window Menu
» Help Menu
Tables
» Product & Cost
» Market & Department Table
» Currency Table
» Previous Periods
Plan Data
» Sales Plan
» Operating Expenses
» Plant & Equipment
» Financial Parameters
» Provisions
Capital Sources
» Owner's Equity & Other
» Loan Table
» Other Loans
» Downpayments
Valuation
» Free Cash Flow
» Price Earnings Method
» Economic Value Added
Financial Analysis
» Rating Module
» Financial Ratios
» Rating Ratios
» Break Even Analysis
» What-If Analysis
» Goal Seek
» Indicators
» ROA/ROE Analysis
» Profit Centers & Operating Expenses
» Sales Analysis & Forecast Module
» Actual vs. Plan
Options & Toolbar
» Plan Navigator
» Easy Start Wizard
» Dynamic Link with MS-Excel
» Toolbar Buttons
 

Loan Table

The Loan Table enables you to enter information on long-term loans that the business intends to borrow. The software calculates the amortization table for each loan and includes its information in the projected financial reports.

The number of loans that can be entered in the Other Loans table was increased from 10 to 20 different loans (50 in the Pro version).

For each loan the following information is entered:

Loan Name: A brief description of the loan

Principal: The total amount of the loan

Currency: The currency in which the loan is received and paid

Annual Interest Rate: The loan's annual percentage interest rate

Number of Payments in a Year: The number of payments each year. Usually a loan is paid in payments every month (12 payments per year), every three months (4 payments per year), every six months (2 payments per year) or once a year.

Total Number of Payments: The total number of the loan's payments. E.g. if the loan is paid back in 5 years with payment every month then the total number of payments will be 5 x12 = 60.

Date Received: The date the loan is received

First Principal Payment: The date of the first payment that includes return of the principal of the loan or part of it. Usually the first principal date is the same as the first interest date, but in some types of loans, there is a grace period at the beginning of the loan period in which only the interest is paid.

First Interest Date.: The date of the first interest payment.

Payback Method: You have a choice of two types of loans:

Amortized Loan - Equal payments are made each payment date.

Fixed Principal - The principal amount is the same for each payment, but the interest amount decreases.

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After you enter loan information, the loan amortization table is calculated automatically and presented below the Loan Table. The amortization table shows the loan payments and a total for each year, in a tree structure.

Φ Note: Do not duplicate information about these loans in the Other Loans screen.

The number of loans that can be entered in the Loan table was increased from 10 to 20 different loans (unlimited in the Pro version)

Toolbar Buttons

OK OK - Close screen (and save all changes if applicable)

Exit Exit - Close screen (and discard any changes if applicable).

Add row Add row - Add a new row at the end of the displayed table

Insert row Insert row - Insert a new row above the selected/marked row

Delete row Delete row - Delete the selected/marked row

Print Table Print Table - Create a report for the current table, showing it on the print preview screen

Export to MS Excel file Export to MS Excel file - Exports the displayed table to MS Excel

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