The Financial Partner

With so little time to perform all daily activities, management is an important perk, especially for time. Budget makes no exception, and clever management can prevent moments where you end up scratching your head because of numbers that don’t seem to add up. For instance, you’re able to perform different financial calculations with The Financial Partner for both personal, and business interests.

Multiple economic calculators

The application starts off and asks for a password just so the database is kept safe. However, with no built-in options to save any data, or history tracker, this password requirement feature is highly questionable. Sure enough, there’s the possibility to add your company details, like name, address, and phone, but no calculus is saved.
As such, the application only serves as an advanced calculator, with the possibility to analyze amortization, interest, discounted cash flow, as well as value of money. These calculators can be kept active at the same time, each in its own window, with corresponding value sets, and functions.

Build reports, and print

Effort on your behalf mostly narrows down to writing down periods of interest, as well as balance. For instance, amortization calculator allows you to generate a periodic analysis of loans, with options to fill in balance, rate, periods, as well as start, and end time. Results are shown instantly after pressing the calculator button.
Needless to say that all details get discarded when closing a calculator window. However, all hope is not lost, because there’s a report builder, which lets you export results. On the other hand, the export function aims to deliver content to a sheet of paper, so you either need a connected device, or virtual printer to save to file.

In conclusion

All things considered, we can safely state that The Financial Partner helps out whenever you’re in doubt regarding a loan, or how to plan financial activities. However, this needs to be done on the spot, or printing results, because there’s no possibility to store all details, or calculus history within the application.