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Bottom Line Software
Financial Software
Business Products
P.O. Box 1804
Burleson, Texas 76028
817-447-5524
June 1989
Bottom Line Software has been providing lenders and borrowers
with quality computer software since 1974. It is designed and
developed by bankers with hands on experience in all phases of
lending, bank operations and management.
PCLOAN4 - LOAN AMORTIZATION SYSTEM
PCLOAN4 has been in development for five years. During that time,
features have been added continuously at the request of hundreds of
active professional users.
COMPUTERS IN ACCOUNTING magazine says "PCLOAN is the best example
of the hundreds of financial programs."
o 1,2,3,4,6,12,13,24,26,52 payments per year, up to 9999 payments.
o Change interest rate or payment amount at any payment date.
o Interest only payments at any time. Skip any payment. Balloon any
payment.
o Payment amount and interest payments are rounded to exact cents. No
rounding errors. See special report below to check rounding
accuracy.
o Negative amortization option.
o Edit a previous schedule to change one item without reentering all
the loan data. Do what if, calculations. Or clear all variables and
start over.
o Partial schedule. For example print payments 300 to 312 of a 30
year loan.
o Odd days interest on first payment. Simple interest only.
o You can customize your schedules with the name of your company.
o Payments can be either constant periodic payment or constant
periodic principal payment plus all accrued interest.
o The program will either compute the correct payment for you or at
your option will attempt to use any payment you give it.
o Rule of 78ths loans. Amortization schedule or rebate schedule.
Rebate only calculation with out waiting on schedule.
o Total interest and principal paid each fiscal or calendar year.
o Optional interest computation basis. 360/360; 365/360; 365/365. The
interest basis can be preset and remembered so you will not have to
depend on an employee to remember to reset it each time.
o Loan calculator. Calculate amount, payment, number of payments, or
(APR) for any loan, simple interest or rule of 78ths and rebates on
credit life or A&H.
o FASBY 91 amortization of loan origination fees. (Requires 132 col
printer)
MORTGAGE COMPARISON & REDUCTION STRATEGIES
List annual results of five mortgages or five prepayment strategies
in parallel columns on a single page. You can determine immediately
which mortgage or strategy costs less or is is best for you for some
other reason.
This program is designed for professionals and allows completely
customizable headers on the reports.
ZCALC - REG Z CONSUMER INSTALLMENT LOAN CALCULATOR
ZCALC is a consumer loan calculator. It calculates precomputed,
rule of 78ths consumer installment loans. ZCALC runs on your IBM-PC or
compatible computer. You can have a copy for each officer or secretary
who has access to a PC. Much more convenient and affordable than
buying additional calculators. Your license agreement allows you to
make as many copies as you need for use in your own shop.
ZCALC computes odd periods to first payment, balloon payments, and
the true Annual Percentage Rate. The lender's version also calculates
the credit life and A&H premiums. The consumer version allows manual
entry of the insurance premiums so the consumer can check the lenders
disclosure statements.
Do "what if" calculations. What if the period is extended six
month? What if the A&H is omitted? What if I charge one origination
point? Simply change the rate or the payment amount or the amount
financed or add or delete points or fees, or anything else, and see
"what happens" instantly. When you get what you want on the screen,
simply print the report.
Borrowers! Not all lenders use ZCALC. Don't make the mistake of
depending on them to calculate accurately. Check them out.
REVOLVING LOAN SCHEDULE, "INTEREST CHECKER"
We are frequently asked "Do you have a program to check the
interest on a loan that has irregular payments, or perhaps more than
one advance?" The answer of course, is "Yes!"
INTEREST CHECKER was originally developed for banks to check their
computers and for them to prepare printed statements for customers who
dispute the amount of interest they have been charged. It seems
however the borrowers are more interested in checking their lender's
computers than are the lenders.
With INTEREST CHECKER, you can check interest exactly the way the
bank computes it. Exact days between dates and either 360 or 365 day
divisor.
Payments may be made on any date and for any amount. Payments may
be interest only or principal only. Interest may be overpaid or under
paid. Advances, increases in the principal, may be made on any date.
The interest rate may be changed on any date.
Absolutely no structure is imposed. Payments may be made on any
date and for any amount. Payments may be interest only or principal
only. Interest may be overpaid or under paid. Advances, increases in
the principal, may be made on any date. The interest rate may be
changed on any date.
You enter the date of every transaction. Transactions can be the
same day or any number of days apart. At any transaction, you can
enter either a principal advance, an interest only, principal only,
or interest plus principal payment. Payments can be for any amount.
For variable rates, you can change the rate at any date.
For loans that have a regular payment schedule, the regular
payments are "entered" by the software.
In short, If you can do it with an analysis pad, a pencil, and a
calculator, you can do it quicker and more accurately with this
program.
REVOLVING LOAN SCHEDULE computes the days between dates, the
interest amounts accrued, paid, and unpaid, and remaining to be paid.
COMMERCIAL LOAN APPLICATIONS
Many of our customers who know of our banking background frequently
ask, "What is wrong with the banks these days? They used to be so
friendly and so eager to do business and lend money, today all you
hear is '...more information...'. Many of them don't even want
deposits any more.".
The answer is simple to state, but difficult to overcome. They are
scared! Especially in the Southwest. Their losses have been much
greater than normal and they have been severely over regulated in the
usual government belief that more paper work will result in fewer