It's just the same as an amortization schedule, the only difference is we have an extra payment column in here. So I'm going to right click up here, I'm going to Insert and this here is going to be our extra payment amount. So the way we do this, let's just add in a column here. Otherwise, they're just going to apply it towards the next payment. Now a lot of times, if you want to make an extra payment towards the principal you have to contact your bank and specifically tell them that you'd like to apply an amount of money towards the principal. So, extra payments towards the principal. I wanted to show you how we can modify an amortization schedule to include additional payment. In a previous screencast, I showed you how we can make an amortization schedule. This course is unique in that the weekly assignments are completed in-application (i.e., on your own computer in Excel), providing you with valuable hands-on training.
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