F.A.T. Financial Analysts Toolchest F.A.T. is a shareware collection of (Unix style) utilities that aid in making financial calculations.
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Mortgages Depreciation Present Value Date Calculations |
Annuities Loans Future Value Retirement Planning |
IRA's Bonds Compound Interest Financial Planning |
Intro / How to Use:
The executables run in a MS-DOS environment (run them in a MS-DOS
window). They executables should run in all popular Windows environments
and have been tested in Windows NT, 2000 and XP environments using a MS-DOS
Window. I have tested these programs very carefully but make no warranty as to
their accuracy. Use them at your own risk. By the way, my personal
favorite and most used utility is "amort" (short for amortization,
this utility calculates loan payments such as those for a home or car).
Source Code:
The source code is written in (Kernighan & Ritchie style) "C" and was
written in 1987 before "ANSI C" became a standard. You may alter the source code but
must then take my name off it as I have no way of knowing if your alterations are really
improvements or not.
Terms of Use:
All documentation and source code is available
for free if your use it for non-commercial purposes. Please contact Michael Brochstein if you intend to
use this package for commercial purposes. If you like this package then please make
a donation to your favorite charity for whatever amount you feel reasonable as payment for
its usage.
To Learn More:
The best way to find out more about this package is to read the Online User Manual. The author can be reached via Michael Brochstein.
Downloads
Documentation
F.A.T. User Manual (text version - 68K)
(uses a constant width font, i.e. Courier)
F.A.T. Tools | |
Executables
(MS-DOS, 15-22K each) |
Source Code (in "C", under 5K
each) AMORT.C AMORTBL.C BOND.C COMPOUND.C COMPTBL.C CTERM.C DATEPLUS.C DEPREC.C FV.C FVAD.C FVOA.C IRA.C IRA2.C IRA2TBL.C IRATBL.C LOANAMT.C LOANLEN.C PV.C PV2.C PVAD.C PVOA.C RATE.C RETIRE.C |
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