[sblantipodi]

Mortgage calculator is simple and fast.
You just enter the loan amount, loan term and Interest rate.
Just press the button and it will calculate the amounts you have to pay.
Really loved from BlackBerry users it works well on most phones with Java support.

More info and free download here.

[John Clark]

Moved to Aftermarket Software forum

[jeffmik]

does it do Canadian mortgages?

[sabrewulf]

Brace for pop-ups after the jump

[sblantipodi]

Originally Posted by sabrewulf

Brace for pop-ups after the jump

What does it means?

[nimocone]

He means pop-up advertising when you go to the website. I use Firefox and don't get pop-ups anymore...

[sblantipodi]

Originally Posted by nimocone

He means pop-up advertising when you go to the website. I use Firefox and don't get pop-ups anymore...

this is not true. there is no pop-up advertisment on dpsoftware site...

[stolt]

hi, thought this would be useful but can't get it to work, installed it onto my desktop but tried using application loader and it doesn't recognise it.

please help.

[sblantipodi]

Originally Posted by stolt

hi, thought this would be useful but can't get it to work, installed it onto my desktop but tried using application loader and it doesn't recognise it.

please help.

simply learn how to install a java midlet on your berry

[akosnitzky]

It would be nice if they had something for car loans or leases, especially when you are trying to negotiate price.

[sblantipodi]

Originally Posted by akosnitzky

It would be nice if they had something for car loans or leases, especially when you are trying to negotiate price.

In this case I need to present myself
I'm the author of Mortgage Calculator...
I'm a CS Student and I don't understand too much about loans leases etc, but I'm a good programmer.

Teach me what I need to do a software like that, and I'll develop a software for you.

PS: You should tell me the variable that you need to enter and how I need to use it to give you the results you want.

[sblantipodi]

bump!

[JohnVieth]

The FREE Loan Calculator for BlackBerry has been improved to support both nominal annual interest rate and annual percentage rate (APR) in calculations.

Just go to MasterWebsmith.com and click the link to the loan calculator.

The new version should effectively replace those printed loan payment calculation charts that lenders use, as they typically are based on a nominal annual interest rate with interest compounded monthly, not APR. And of course the calculator still lets you solve for any variable in a loan, including amount/principal, payment, interest rate, and number of months/payments. As always, the calculator perfectly fits a BlackBerry screen, and there's even an over-the-air installer that will add a launcher icon to your menu. Please post your thoughts, suggestions, feedback, etc. Thanks!