"FINCALC 6.0" is designed to handle financial calculations related to investments and lending. The program acts like a loan calculator doing amortization schedules for several types of insurance, miscellaneous fees and charges, and real estate taxes. The investment portion of the program tracks stocks and mutual funds and provides up-to-date yield and profitiability information. Calculations for annuities and retirement planning are possible.
System Requirements 32MB RAM, 79.3 MB Free disk space, Pentium Pro Processor, Windows /98/XP
What's new An investment profitability tracking subsystem was added.
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