Financial Calculator Pro app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: ByoungHun Jang
First release : 09 Jun 2011
App size: 1.39 Mb
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"Financial Calculator Pro" is a simple, yet powerful calculator
for evaluating Compound Interest, Present Value, Bond Yield, Mortgage loans, Retirement, 401(k), Life plan.
★ Common features:
✔ Graph Display
✔ Easy Input Interface
✔ BookMark
✔ E-mail
Features:
✓ Simple and Compound Interest.
- Simple Interest/Compound Interest
✓ Growing annuities and Present Value of Annuity.
- Annual Payout Amount
✓ Calculates N, Interest, Present Value, PMT and Future Value of money.
- Compound Annual Growth Rate/Future Value/Present Value
✓ Bond Yield calculator.
- Current Yield/Yield to Maturity
✓ Amortization and Loans calculator.
- Monthly Payment
✓ Return Rate/CAGR calculator
- Compound Annual Growth Rate
✓ Retirement calculator.
- Annual Retirement Income
✓ 401(k) calculator.
- Balance at Retirement/Annual Payout Amount/Taxes
✓ Life Plan calculator.
- Success Percentage
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Latest reviews of Financial Calculator Pro app for iPhone and iPad
99 cents Ill never see again. VERY poorly designed. If you opt to have anything emailed to you, it freezes the email screen and you cant get rid of it without restarting your device. Poor interface. I found it mostly useless. STAY AWAY. If I had the option of giving it zero stars, I would.
Should be removed from store until fixed.
Overly simple and not very useful.
No support for semiannual annuities or bonds... Such a basic feature missing! Unusable. Deceiving.
The developer clearly didnt try to understand the user. The description says it does loan calculations. Touch the loan option and you can set the loan amount and the "mortgage interest" fields. I want to do a car loan. Why is it called "mortgage interest"? Because apparently the developer assumed the only loan you would want to calculate is a 30 year mortgage. You cant even change the term. Crazy.