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Hello,

Would it be possible to add a monthly payment parameter as an option ?

Adapt the amortization schedule mode to allow for annual output in addition to the current monthly output.

Allow 'em to take weeks in addition to months and years (ex - 2w)

Is this possible ?

How about adding a comparison term option? In addition to rate.

I have been using CalcX to do my calculator, this is a lot simpler.

How do you setup the default value from html or php side without the library overriding these values.

The default or initial value for every page is dynamic so the static default value in the library itself can't be used.

I am not that good in js so I can't make changes and contribute. Sorry.

Thank you.

Can you add support for annuity loan amortization type?

It would be nice if the script recognized number input types (input type="number"). With some users pulling up the calculator on mobile phones, it would make it easier to input a interest rate.

First, thank you for a very useful library! I would like to use this library for a auto loan calculator. The issue I am running into is there are times where a zero percent (0%) is a valid rate for calculating a monthly payment. The library, as-is, views a 0% value as invalid.

Is it possible to support 0% rates?

Hey, this is a great plugin. Thanks for your hard work on it. In your LICENSE file you state that this is licensed under an MIT license but under the actual accrue.js file where all the magic happens you specify both MIT and GPL licenses. Those licenses have different terms, particularly whether this can be used in commercial works or not. So, specifically, are you licensing this software to be used in a commercial website without open sourcing the commercial website? MIT license would allow that use case, GPL license would not.

Nice plugin, but need in amortization in table show date/month/year column.
How can do it?
Thx.

Along with the default values allowed for response_basic output, is it possible to also include the original loan amount entered within here?

I am trying to see if its possible to have one set of input fields and get results for all three options at once ("basic" , "compare" , amortization" results) instead of having three different sets of inputs for the user. Any suggestions on how it can be done or is it possible?

Hello,
us price is $7,500.50
european is 7 000,50€
To have this i add the folowing code:

function formatNumber (num) { // return num.toString().replace(/(\d)(?=(\d{3})+(?!\d))/g, "$1,"); // original line return num.toString().toFixed(2) // always two decimal digits return num.toString().replace(".", ",") // replace decimal point character with , return num.toString().replace(/(\d)(?=(\d{3})+(?!\d))/g, "1"); }

Work good for the results but how to proceed for the fields? The fields don't accept a comma, just a dot! I would like to have a comma for the decimals...

Can you help me?
Reagards
Olivier

I was going through this and realized not all people Use $ so am requesting help to make the currency format Dynamic through a property as this plugin is initialized.

ie

<script>
  $(document).ready(function(){       
          $(".calculator").accrue(
        currencyFormat: GBP,
    );
  });         
</script>

Is there any chance that on the output where the monthly payments are listed that you could add a total and a weekly payment output also. I know the values will be different as paying weekly tends to be cheaper overall example:

£250 borrowed over 6 months 3.87% APR

Weekly:
payment: £10.54
total: £273.95

Monthly:
payment: £46.15
total: £276.90

The option would be great to have both or one or the other shown.

Is there an option to make an input field read-only? I want to make the interest field read only if possible

Thanks

Is it possible to switch the 'Terms' input field for a radio selection, so I can pre-set the terms available, and have the user click which one, and automatically update?

bower packaging and registering would be great.

Itt doesn't seem to calculate quite right.

https://github.com/jvasallo/jquery-mortgage this one calculates correctly. The schedule output by Accrue.js is a little off.

Compare to bankrate.com's amortization calculator to see what I mean.
http://www.bankrate.com/calculators/managing-debt/loan-calculator.aspx

I really want to use Accrue.js, but I can't because of this little math problem. The basic calculator portion doesn't seem to be a problem, though.

Some of my selections are offering stupid currency amounts that just wouldn't happen in the real world. Is there any way to apply a simple number rounding?

For example, I have a product where the base price is £380. I'm adding 8% onto the monthly amounts, and my monthly options are 6, 10 and 12 months.

Using the above base price, when selecting these I am provided with the following monthly payments:

6 months - £68.39,999,999,999,999 per month
10 months - £41.04 per month
12 months - £34.199,999,999,999,996 per month

There are also some amounts that omit the final 0 from the pence value ie. £50.3
Is there a way to format these into a 'currency' format, like you would do on a spreadsheet?

Is it possible to round the results (and possibly add separator) after calculation? I don't understand jquery/javascript to do such change, and I searched around the code and see no easy way to adjust it.

In my case, lets say the end result is 529211.66. Is it possible to format the results into something like 529.000?

Thanks for the great plugin!

I suggest adding a down payment option so that you could do something like:

Purchase Price: 20,000
Down Payment: 5,000
Loan Amount: [Calculated Based on The Top Two Fields]
Rate: X.XX
Term: XX months

Is it just me or are there to results returned when this is used?

When testing on the Money Supermarket website here -
https://www.moneysupermarket.com/loans/calculator/ I am getting different 'Monthly repayment', 'Total amount payable' and 'Interest payable' values compared to using this script on my own website.

For a loan of £7,500 over an interest rate of 7% and monthly repayment of 36 months the monthly payment across the above website was £230.84 and the total cost of credit is £810.24, whereas on my website they are showing as a monthly payment of £231.58 and total cost of credit as £836.82.

Is there a recent update to this script? Thanks