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Compound Interest Calculator

Learners calculate the total cost of a loan by entering the principal amount, the period of the loan, and the annual percentage rate.

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This is a good way to show kids how much extra you pay when financing a car.

Posted by Jane Dreisbach on 5/6/2010 10:34:32 PM Reply

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