INTEREST ON JUDGMENTS © 2004 Douglas I. Buck, II J.D.
Instructions: (Hold
cursor here for note)
Judgment amount* Date of Judgment**
int
*or compounded amount **or judgment anniversary date
on judgment anniversary
Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
--- $0.00 $0.00
Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
--- $0.00 $0.00
Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
--- $0.00 $0.00
Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
--- $0.00 $0.00
Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
--- $0.00 $0.00
Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
--- $0.00 $0.00
Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
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Payment Date Days since last pmt rate int New Bal
--- $0.00 $0.00
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Enter Judgment amount and date on top.
2. Enter payments and date of payment. All entries must be chronological.
3. Every 6/30/yr and 12/31/yr enter a $0.00 payment to add up interest
to the end of the 6 month period for that interest rate.
4. Enter a payment of $0.00 on the anniversary of the judgment.
This new figure will be the compounded amount.
5. Start a new sheet with the anniversary date being the date of the judgment,
and the compounded amount the amount of the judgment.
For example, if the original judgment was for $5,000.00 and was dated
3/19/2001, then the second sheet would show the compounded amount
as the amount of the judgment, and the date of the judgment on the second
sheet would be 3/19/2002, or the one-year anniversary. Repeat this process
for each succeeding year.