{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}{{ _("Loans") }} · Wealth Dashboard{% endblock %} {% block heading %}{{ _("Loans and mortgages") }}{% endblock %} {% block lede %}
{{ _("What you owe, computed from the terms rather than typed in: the schedule gives the balance as of today, the overview subtracts it from the net worth, and nothing needs updating month by month. A balance typed in on the loan's account page — from the bank's letter — still wins on the day it is typed.") }}
{% endblock %} {% block content %} {% if loans %}{{ l.notes }}
{% endif %}| # | {{ _("Date") }} | {{ _("Instalment") }} | {{ _("Interest") }} | {{ _("Capital") }} | {{ _("Extra") }} | {{ _("Balance after") }} |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{ r.n }} | {{ d(r.date) }} | {{ money(r.payment, l.currency) }} | {{ money(r.interest, l.currency) }} | {{ money(r.capital, l.currency) }} | {{ money(r.extra, l.currency) if r.extra else '—' }} | {{ money(r.balance, l.currency) }} |
{{ _("The instalment is the figure on the contract. Leave it blank and give the term instead, and it is worked out as a constant annuity — the usual shape of a mortgage. Interest is rounded to the cent each period, the way a bank does it, so the schedule reproduces the bank's own figures.") }}