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Try using a browser to search for "interest calculator" there are MANY available. I used the Mortgate Calculator (which of course isn't just for mortgages, you set the rate & term yourself) at moneychimp, here's a link: http://www.moneychimp.com/calculator/mortgage_calculator.htm

Your monthly payment on a five year loan of $30,000, at 2.9% = $537.73

See? Easy.

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