Determining Bi-Weekly Payments (PMT ?)

kescco

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Here is an example of what I need.

Loan - $6000
APR - 4.25%
Months - 60
Payments - Bi-Weekly

I know this is probably best done with the PMT function but the bi-weekly thing is throwing me off a bit.

All help is appreciated.
 

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work in fortnights, ie
=PMT(4.25%/26,130,6000)

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Dave

I understand where I was off here. I was not adjusting the formula with all arguments being the same time frame. The 4.25/26 gets it to the bi-weekly rate with 130 being the total number of payments (5*26=130).

Thanks for the help. I get it now.

Kescco
 
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