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Use the PMT Function to Calculate Car Loan Payments and Cost of Financing

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Good explanation, very clear…should have also put in a place to add additional $s towards the loan during its amortization period, to show just what extra funds applied to the loan look like, reducing interest paid and loan time to reach zero owed
Comment from : @LynCalyn-y6y

you are amazing the way you explain
Comment from : @telljansiddiqi

Great instructions! This is exactly what I needed Thanks for putting this out
Comment from : @phillipburrell9003

can i hire you to create a calculator format in Excel if i provide you the details?
Comment from : @ShawnPenoyer

Good Job, I solved my exam question quickly
Comment from : @adamadam3718

Hello! QQ, can you do this formula while adding the number of days until the first payment and how that would affect the outcome
Comment from : @ronnijernigan9839

I am having an issue with this formatbrbrIt breaks my amortization schedule unless I set the interest to 0 totally confused here
Comment from : @amazingmage2222

Why are you including downpayment amount in the amount financed for the formula on line 8?
Comment from : @matthewbishop8743

It is still approximation because taxes and fees are not included in final payment …
Comment from : @molgallery

I always like your tutorial and your voice
Comment from : @learner3404

Fantastic! You explained it so well Thank you
Comment from : @aerynsunn7500

Thank you so much I was looking for this 😊👍
Comment from : @sreevandana5482

My girl needed a bank statement and stub last week and I was worried about her loosing her not getting her car loan 😴 but everything good now only because of deelscafe good work 👍
Comment from : @kendrick4l511

Can you do one including taxes
Comment from : @ceec4991

Ralph, this was amazing and so easy to understand! Thank you!
Comment from : @peggystreetinfluencer

Credible cyber came thru tbh
Comment from : @Cybercredible

I also got two biweekly paystub for my loan to be approved
Comment from : @Cybercredible

Thank you, simply explained
Comment from : @waseemullahkhan

WOW! Thank you!
Comment from : @madisontaylorz

Brother what happened to the local tax they always include on every single vehiclr they sell
Comment from : @elvergontemeto714

Great job on the explanation Ty!
Comment from : @robindelgado5878

W VIDEO
Comment from : @xaniofficial

Is there always going to be down payment? My teacher gave me a problem but did not mentioned anything about finding the down payment
Comment from : @saraguerrero2432

Best video ever regarding this topic
Comment from : @hcab8118

Great vid Thank you 👌
Comment from : @WAN0N0

Thank you so much😊
Comment from : @cdaniels9289

Thank you
Comment from : @ga20904

THANK YOU
Comment from : @tannerrhinehart1233

And the estate taxes?brMany times people finance this cost too
Comment from : @gabrielrojas8718

Hello Lets say I want to include the deposit in the price of the car, meaning the company pays the deposit and not the customer How would I calculate that in Excel Deposit may change from 10 / 15 / 20 / 30 / 40
Comment from : @francoisopperman7366

This really helped Thank you
Comment from : @tinagirl1992

but what if youre paying bi-weekly?
Comment from : @brianm1901

I like how you teach your viewers to know how to do this it's so clear and easy to understand thank you❤️💪
Comment from : @suzifood5786

big question i want this bmw m4 cs really bad its 50,000 grand when i loan it and three years later the car price is depreacted like 20,000 grade well do i still have to pay that 50,000 grade or the price of what its going to be?
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