RepayPlan - making a repayment plan -
Are you a user of social any lending service? Are you a user of any P2P lending service? Are you a user of any cloud lending service? If so, this calculator will be helpful for you. When you want to make a repayment plan, use this calculator. This calculator makes a repayment plan by using amortization and a principal. You can make both a future repayment plan and a past repayment plan. The "RepayPlan" can be used by devices that has large display like iPad, Android-TAB, PC, and Mac. The "RepayPlan" is not available by mobile-phone. SUPPORT > >
What is the RepayPlan?
This calculator makes a repayment plan by using amortization and a principal.
- You can make both of a future repayment plan and a past repayment plan.
- You can set up a day of 1-30 as "the date of payment".
Do you know any lending service, any P2P lending service and any crowd lending service?
You can calculate how much you pay TODAY.
- How to calculate
- By the day calculation (365 a year | Leap year distinction)
- First Day Inclusion
- Choosing Decimal Inclusion or Decimal Non-inclusion
- Calculating Part Repayment
- You can confirm whether you paied correctly or not.
- You can calculate the future repayment.
Why the RepayPlan?
This Web-App calculates in our servers.
- No cookie required
- No javascript required
You can calculate through HTTPS.
- Nobody recognizes what you calculate.
- This Web-App is provided through HTTPS, so This Web-App seems to run a little slowly. If This Web-App does not display the next screen immidiately, please wait for one or two seconds.
About "decimal NON-inclusion"
- The RepayCalc calculates the days from the "first day" to today.
- If the days do not reach one year, the RepayCalc distinguishes a leap year and and an average year, and calculates the period by the day.
- The RepayCalc calculates "year" in a standard. At first the RepayCalc is settled the year from the "first day" to today. Next, the RepayCalc is settled the period that does not reach 1 year. Finally the RepayCalc calculates "the period that does not reach 1 year" by the day.
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How to Calculate
- (1) The RepayCalc cuts off decimal fraction when the RepayCalc calculates "year".
- (2) If the period does not reach one year, the RepayCalc distinguishes a leap year and and an average year. And the RepayCalc calculates the period forming a schedule by year 365 days or 366 a year day.
- (3) About the part which did a forming a schedule calculation, the RepayCalc cuts off a fraction equal to or less than the first place decimal point after having added capital and interest.
Fee of this RepayPlan
Select your currency
- You can buy this application by Australian Dollar, Brazilian Real, Bulgarian Leva, Canadian Dollar, Croatian Kuna, Czech Koruna, Danish Krone, Estonian Kroon, EURO, Hong Kong Dollar, Hungarian Forint, Iceland Krona, Indian Rupee, Israeli Shekel, Jordanian Dinar, South-African Rand, South-Korean Won, Latvian Lat, Lithuanian Litas, Malaysian Ringgit, Mexican Peso, Moroccan Dirham, New Zealand Dollar, Norwegian Krone, Omani Rial, Philippine Peso, Polish Zloty, Qatari Rial, Romanian Leu New, Saudi Riyal, Serbian dinar, Singapore Dollar, Slovakian Koruna, Swedish Krona, Swiss Franc, Taiwan Dollar, Thai Baht, Tunisian Dinar, UK Pound, United States Dollar, Utd.Arab.Emir.Dirham, 円( YEN ).
How to buy the RepayPlan?
( 1 ) Run the "RL-Start-Steps" ( 3 steps ) → ( 2 ) Pay 1 month fee → ( 3 ) Start to use!
- By using "RL-Start-Steps", you can set up the "RepayPlan" by only 3 steps via a web browser.
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- You can pay by PayPal, and Bank Transfer. ( SEE more information )
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- To start to use the "RepayPlan", you need not expend any money.
How to use
You can use the "RepayPlan" by logged in your account.
- You can login by clicking "RL" written on the page-header of this site.
Legal Documents
The Terms of using the RepayPlan
The "Free of charge" version of this calculator
If you do not have to create a repayment plan, you can use this application free of charge.
- The "Free of charge" version of this calculator
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