http://www.therichestmaninatherstone.co.uk/wealth/index.php/links?disp=comments en-UK http://backend.userland.com/rss 60 Sat, 28 Oct 2006 10:32:13 +0000 c1200@http://www.therichestmaninatherstone.co.uk/wealth Hi Dan, Thanks for the feedback, it's very much appreciated. I think putting in two or more rates is a fantastic idea, however this would need to be done in such a way as to not scare people away because it looks too complicated. Maybe if I had two calculators - simple and advanced - that would work. I'll add your ideas to the TODO list and have a think about how to implement them. Thanks once again. Arkad
Thanks for the feedback, it's very much appreciated.

I think putting in two or more rates is a fantastic idea, however this would need to be done in such a way as to not scare people away because it looks too complicated. Maybe if I had two calculators - simple and advanced - that would work.

I'll add your ideas to the TODO list and have a think about how to implement them.

Thanks once again.

Arkad]]> http://www.therichestmaninatherstone.co.uk/wealth/index.php/links/2006/10/22/mortgage_calculator_alteration#c1200 Fri, 27 Oct 2006 15:39:39 +0000 c1199@http://www.therichestmaninatherstone.co.uk/wealth Nice little tool, i appreciate its just to give a rough idea figures, but it would be nice to have...... a provision to put in 2 rates, as most mortgages have a discount rate for the first few years. or if you really adventurous, some way of factoring in that people are likely to re-mortgage every few years, with an arrangement cost being added to the loan each time.

a provision to put in 2 rates, as most mortgages have a discount rate for the first few years.

or if you really adventurous, some way of factoring in that people are likely to re-mortgage every few years, with an arrangement cost being added to the loan each time. ]]> http://www.therichestmaninatherstone.co.uk/wealth/index.php/links/2006/10/22/mortgage_calculator_alteration#c1199