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    Early loan payment using PPMT & IPMT

    Hi all,

    I am trying to create multiple loan schedules that have the ability to reflect an early paydown. I have a Principal Payment Schedule (using the PPMT function) and an Interest Payment Schedule (using the IPMT function). If I am able to pay off 50% of the outstanding principal in Month 24 of a 60 month loan, I want the principal and interest payments to be adjusted for months 25-60. If I am able to pay down 100% of the interest in Month 30, then there shouldn't be any more payments after Month 30.

    Attached is an example of one of the principal payment schedules. On line 4 there is an example of the loan paydowns I would like to use and have the schedule adjust. In this example, the loan is being paid off in month 32.

    Thanks for any help!

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    Re: Early loan payment using PPMT & IPMT

    Your attachment isn't working. However, what I will say is that you need to have a cell for each month that is the initial loan amount minus any payments up to that month. You would use that adjusting value in your PPMT and IPMT fields as the PV. So, let's say the initial loan is for 1000, and then in the 3rd month there is an extra 30 principal payment. You would have this:
    Month PV
    1 1000
    2 1000
    3 970
    4 970

    etc.

    Curious, is this how it is handled in China? In the US, the payments usually stay the same and the loan's end date is adjusted when extra principal payments are made.
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    Re: Early loan payment using PPMT & IPMT

    Pauley,

    Thanks for the response. I believe that will fix the issue I was having.

    Can't give you a definitive answer as to if this is how it is usually handled in China. We are currently negotiating terms and will let you know how it ends up.

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