Texas Instruments BA II Plus Financial Calculator
Pros
- + Familiar algebraic entry works like any standard calculator
- + Full TVM and amortization functions for verifying P&I payments and per-diem interest
- + Best-selling financial calculator, so batteries, manuals, and tutorials are everywhere
- + Budget-friendly and compact enough to live in a notary bag as a backup
Cons
- − Plastic keys feel less solid than the HP 12C
- − No RPN mode for agents who prefer Reverse Polish entry
Best For
New loan signing agents who need reliable TVM and amortization math without a learning curve.
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Our Review
The TI BA II Plus is the best-selling financial calculator for students and professionals, and it uses standard algebraic entry with no learning curve. It handles the time value of money, amortization schedules, and cash flow math a signing agent needs to double-check the figures on a Closing Disclosure.
