python package: financial_life

2016-11-17 Thread martin . pyka
Hi everybody,

I recently uploaded a project I am working on for some months. It is called 
financial_life and the purpose of it is to simulate monetary flows between 
different accounts (like normal bank accounts, loans etc.). The simulations let 
you explore different financial strategies and figure out their long term 
impact on your asset. 

While you would need a lot of auxiliary tables in excel to achieve the same 
thing, in financial_life almost every line of code contributes only to the 
description of the problem. Thereby, with comparatively few amount of code 
lines, pretty complex simulations can be defined.

https://github.com/MartinPyka/financial_life

I hope, this package is helpful for some of you.

Best,
Martin
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new python package: financial_life

2016-11-22 Thread Martin Pyka

Hi folks,

for all data scientists and especially financial analysts out there, 
this python package might be a useful resource:


https://github.com/MartinPyka/financial_life

With financial_life, monetary flows between different bank accounts can 
be simulated with a few lines of code. These simulations can help to get 
a deeper understanding of financial plans and a better comparison of 
financial products (in particular loan conditions) for personal 
circumstances.


You can
- analyse loan conditions and payment strategies
- create dynamic monetary flows between accounts for modeling more 
realistic scenarios

- extend the code by controller functions (e.g. for modeling tax payments)

I wrote it to analyse my own financial plans. Maybe, this package is 
also helpful for some of you.


Best,
Martin


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