node-finance

FinanceJs is a Node module that provides basic finance methods

PVofLumpSum

Calculates the present value of a lump sum received in the future. Arguments include:

• rate (required) - the interest rate per period
• NPER (required) - total number of periods
• FV (optional) - the future value or lump sum to be received

PV -- Calculates the present value of an investment resulting from a series of regular payments. Arguments include:

• rate (required) - the interest rate per period
• NPER (required) - total number of payment periods
• PMT (required) the regular payment made each period
• type (optional) - when payments are made: 0 at the end of each period 1 at the start of each period (including a payment at the start of the term)

PVofPerpetuity

Calculates the present value of an investment with an unlimited number of regular payments. Arguments include:

• rate (required) - the interest rate per period
• NPER (required) - total number of payment periods
• PMT (required) the regular payment made each period

CUMIPMT

Calculate the total interest paid on a loan in specified periodic payments. Arguments include:

• rate (required) - interest rate specified as a percentage, e.g., 10.5
• periods (required) - the total number of payment periods in the term
• pv (required) - the initial sum borrowed
• start (optional) - the first period to include. Periods are numbered beginning with 1
• end (optional) - the last period to include
• type (optional) - when payments are made:

- 0 - at the end of each period
- 1 - at the start of each period (including a payment at the start of the term)

• callback (optional) - callback for asynchronous processing using Node's CommonJS format

FV -- Calculates future value of an investment based on equal periodic payments. Arugments include:

• rate (required) - the periodic interest rate
• NPER (required) - the number of periods
• PMT (required) - the equal periodic payments
• type (optional) - whether the payment is due at the beginning (1) or the end (0) of a period

NPER

Caculates the number of periods for an investment based on periodic, constant payments and a constant interest rate. Arguments include:

• rate (required) - the periodic interest rate
• PMT (required) - the constant payment paid in each period
• FV (required) - the future value of the last period
• type (optional) - whether the payment is due at the beginning (1) or the end (0) of a period

PMT

Calculates the payment for a loan with the following parameters.

• PV is loan amount
• NPER is the number of periods
• rate is the rate per period

genAmortizationSchedule

This function generates an amortization schedule. The schedule is returned as a Javascript object.
The function accepts the following arguments:

• amount (required): the starting principal amount of the loan
• months (required): the number of whole months over which the loan extends
• rate (required): the annual interest rate of the loan expressed as a percentage, e.g., 10.5
• firstPaymentDate (optional): the date the first payment will be made
• frequency (optional): the payment frequency, which can be any of the following:

semimonthly - twice a month
monthly - once each month
bimonthly - every two months
quarterly - every quarter
semiannually - ever 6 months
annually - ever 12 months
none or one - only one payment at the end of the loan - typically don't mix this with balloonDate

• balloonDate (optional): the date a balloon payment will be made. This date will be forced to earliest

corresponding payment date. This date will be ignored if it is greater than the term (months) of the loan.
The return object contains an array, with each array element containing the following fields:

• paymentNumber - the number for a payment
• principle: the principal balance remaining at the end of the period
• accumulatedInterest: the interest accumulate from all previous periods through this period
• payment: the periodic payment the borrower is required to pay
• paymentToPrinciple: the amount of the payment allocated to paying down the principal
• paymentToInterest: the amount of the payment allocated to paying interest
• date: the date of the payment for the period