Budgeting and loans

[Alice Lee]

Get a copy of the amortization schedule from your loan institution.  That
way you not only keep your records straight, you can make sure that they do
not make an error. This is important especially if you decide to pay
additional principal on the loan.

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Of YeOldHinnerk
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2015 8:37 AM
To: gnucash-user at gnucash.org
Subject: Re: Budgeting and loans

Ok, but the loan part works out for you? That is, the amounts of chg in
principal and interest due vary over time and it fits the amortisation table
by your bank?

I'm afraid I have no good news on the budget side. The interface for budgets
allows only for manual entries of reusing previous entries. There is nothing
that plugs into the scheduled transcation interface , formulas or even
import of values. You could calculate the values in your favorite
spreadsheet and enter them manually into your budgets...

Best,

YeOldHinnerk



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