*****SPAM***** Proper way to enter a loan.
Richard Estill
estill@msu.edu
23 Nov 2002 16:27:56 +0000
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I am new to using gnucash. (1.6.8) I like it a lot so far. Now I am to
the point of entering loans. 2 Car Loan2, 1 Mortgage, and one Student
Loan. What is the proper way of entering it?
Then, of course, how do I track it? Is there a way in gnucash to have
it calculate the principal and interest on it's own, or will I have to
separate them on my own and track it as a split?
I am sure there will be more questions to follow.
thanx
Rich
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I am new to using gnucash. (1.6.8) I like it a lot so far. Now I am to the point of entering loans. 2 Car Loan2, 1 Mortgage, and one Student Loan. What is the proper way of entering it?
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Then, of course, how do I track it? Is there a way in gnucash to have it calculate the principal and interest on it's own, or will I have to separate them on my own and track it as a split?
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I am sure there will be more questions to follow.
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thanx
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Rich
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