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Re: COA Calculator and Loan Payment Calculator

Post by Yardbird » Sat Apr 27, 2013 6:31 pm

run26.2 wrote:
shadowofjazz wrote: My survey is also showing people eat out at all law schools...A LOT.
Your survey doesn't ask that, unless I looked at a different one. Funny enough, I ate out much more frequently in law school than I do now that I'm working, mainly for social reasons. Maybe law students could consider gathering at residences for weekly dinners where everyone chips in $5 in lieu of eating out so much.
It doesn't ask it but you can infer. $400-600/mo on food is a bit high for one person.

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Re: COA Calculator and Loan Payment Calculator

Post by Rahviveh » Wed May 01, 2013 5:02 pm

So is there a way to do the second tab but on a shorter-repayment plan? Or is that for the next version? Sorry if this has been asked.

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Post by Yardbird » Wed May 01, 2013 5:21 pm

ChampagnePapi wrote:So is there a way to do the second tab but on a shorter-repayment plan? Or is that for the next version? Sorry if this has been asked.
Version 2 will have it optimized. Repayment is going to be the 10 year plan and you can just pay it off quicker. The minimum payments will always be based on the 10 year plan.

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Re: COA Calculator and Loan Payment Calculator

Post by BlueJeanBaby » Wed May 01, 2013 5:24 pm

Sorry I didn't read through the thread but when I click on the school, a drop down menu doesn't come up anywhere, then the only choice for IS/OOS is OOS. Do I have the wrong version of Excel or something?

edit: Oh jk, just saw this is for T30. My T33 wouldn't be on there anyways haha

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Re: COA Calculator and Loan Payment Calculator

Post by Yardbird » Wed May 01, 2013 7:08 pm

BlueJeanBaby wrote:Sorry I didn't read through the thread but when I click on the school, a drop down menu doesn't come up anywhere, then the only choice for IS/OOS is OOS. Do I have the wrong version of Excel or something?

edit: Oh jk, just saw this is for T30. My T33 wouldn't be on there anyways haha
If you're on Google spreadsheets or open office the dropdown's won't work. If you're on Excel, click on the cell and then look for a little grey arrow next to the cell. Clicking that will initiate the dropdown. But yes, its T30 only at the moment, sorry

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Re: COA Calculator and Loan Payment Calculator

Post by Yardbird » Tue Sep 24, 2013 8:11 pm

Finally got some time to finish version 2.0. This will be the final update barring minor fixes. Enjoy.

v. 2.00: Added monthly loan payment scheduler to aggressively pay off loans (there are two new tabs). The new tab "Loan Information" is where you can enter information about past loans you have. The new tab "Payment Schedule - Consolidated" is a monthly overview starting in 12/2016 of how much to pay toward each loan after taking into account income, taxes and desired COL and savings from the "Loan Payoff Calculator" tab. Also fixed an error in the "Loan Payoff Calculator" tab for CA, TX, and FL where the cities would not display properly.


I am not claiming complete accuracy, you should calculate this for yourself once your loans enter repayment to double check. I am assuming no payments on interest are being made while in school.

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Re: COA Calculator and Loan Payment Calculator

Post by cotiger » Fri Dec 27, 2013 11:41 am

This is excellent. Thanks!

ETA: Though I just noticed that the interest cells (lines 42 and 43) are set to the old rates instead of being calculated by the new rates (lines 32 and 33).

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Post by linkx13 » Fri Dec 27, 2013 12:02 pm

This is awesome. Thanks!

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Re: COA Calculator and Loan Payment Calculator

Post by BmoreOrLess » Fri Dec 27, 2013 12:12 pm

I couldn't select a school, anyone else having the same issue?

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Re: COA Calculator and Loan Payment Calculator

Post by cotiger » Fri Dec 27, 2013 12:13 pm

BmoreOrLess wrote:I couldn't select a school, anyone else having the same issue?
Worked fine for me.

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Re: COA Calculator and Loan Payment Calculator

Post by BmoreOrLess » Fri Dec 27, 2013 12:25 pm

cotiger wrote:
BmoreOrLess wrote:I couldn't select a school, anyone else having the same issue?
Worked fine for me.
Hmm, must be something with my work computer. Tried it twice and still won't let me change it.

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Re: COA Calculator and Loan Payment Calculator

Post by Nonconsecutive » Fri Dec 27, 2013 3:26 pm

Not sure how I missed this before, thanks for doing this!

Also tag.

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Re: COA Calculator and Loan Payment Calculator

Post by dusters » Fri Dec 27, 2013 11:00 pm

BmoreOrLess wrote:
cotiger wrote:
BmoreOrLess wrote:I couldn't select a school, anyone else having the same issue?
Worked fine for me.
Hmm, must be something with my work computer. Tried it twice and still won't let me change it.
Won't let me change it either

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