Mac a £oan & StackMoney

"Thanks for 2 VERY needed & useful programs - wish I found you earlier!" - Sharon H., Scituate, MASS

About Mac a £oan

Mac a Loan (ISPN NO. 13278-500, ISBN NO. 1-929317-06-9) is a stand alone application. Orginally written in 1986 for the original Mac Plus it is still ticking in 2006, now available for OS X Native and Windows XP. Much more powerful today, Mac a Loan will calculate a loan in the trillions of dollars over 50 years in one second! Mac a Loan generates a standard amortization schedule using approximate time and ordinary simple interest. (Banking standard). You enter the amount of the loan as well as the desired interest rate plus the length of the loan in years,using decimals for fractions. New and improved, compatible with Mac System X. (Also available for Windows® XP!)

Simple straightforward interface.

Simple user interface...
MAC A LOAN WILL track forward for each year of the loan after clicking the calculate button. You can print the entire amortization, including yearly and loan summary, or the individual years. Back-track, or review, of the years is also available. Print the entire amortization, save as a PDF, or copy/paste just a part of the output. Auto zoom window and the numeric field to the full height of your screen. Concise numeric representation ...

Review:

"Mac A £oan is a winner of a simple amortization and loan calculation program. This program has been the flagship for such software for over six years, and will continue to do so for another six in all probability. The program can calculate a loan payment schedule for any interest rate and loan size. Once calculated, you can display a yearly summary or a monthly list of payments. It even includes information on principle reduction. One of the better tools for figuring out your financing." -- Joshua Jewell, ZiffNet, Rating 4/5

About StackMoney (Mac OS X)

StackMoney (ISPN #13278-750, ISBN #1-929317-26-3) offers the seven most common hacks for cracking other unique financial questions. Figure out:

Present value of a future single sum (What is a $9K promise in 2 yrs worth today?)
Present value of a future periodic payment (What if a future payment is paid in installments?)
Future value of an investment (Compound interest)
Future value of regular deposits (You need to save how much each month?)
Finance charge and the rule of 78 (Early pay-off? What's your rebate?)
Required deposits for a future value (Calculate needed deposits for a cash in hand)
Simple interest between any two dates (Not so simple without StackMoney.Very useful when providing interest statements to borrowers.)

Each utility of Stackmoney comes complete with a concise and clean explanation.Take charge of your financial forecasting powers. Using annuities, approve loans or sell paper based on REAL money values. Be as smart as your bank is.

Sometimes simple interest isn't so simple!

Sometimes simple interest isn't so simple!

Seven golden functions of annuity - keeping the business world honest!

Screen capture of Present Value Annuity Function:

Screen Capture of Present Value Annuity Calculation with Tutorial Drawer open.

Requirements

Mac a Loan is available for Mac through OS X Native or Windows XP.
StackMoney requires Macintosh through OS X Leopard>.

Pricing $19.95
for either
Mac a £oan
OR
StackMoney
on CD-ROM

Special Bundle Pricing
Take advantage of a bundle offer:
Mac a Loan PLUS StackMoney (Mac only)
Together for $33.

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