How do I do an amortization table for bonds?

Answer by  chris70 (301)

Their is no need to create an amorization table for bonds as their are many web sites that have them already established. If your discussing US savings bonds just go to the US savings bonds web site.

Answer by  Donny99 (180)

You don't "do" an amortization table for bonds, rather you use a given amortization table as a reference and as a tool to help calculate the answer to a problem/question that you might have on a particular bond.

Answer by  Sean80 (23)

One would look at the date on the left side usually first. Then in the columns one would see columns like interest to be made or principal gained if it is a zero interest bond. The table will provide a running total of all columns each month.

Answer by  matt43 (65)

You can write out the years that you will own the bond and go through, year by year, how much the bond will pay you and how much its worth.

Answer by  Kannaki (63)

Amortization chart calculator calculates the amortization, or loan repayment schedule for loan. The calculated amortization schedule shows the principal amount, interest amount and remaining balance. While straight-line amortization is pretty straight-forward, it is not allowed except under certain limited circumstances. The method required under most circumstances is the effective interest method of amortization.