The goal is to compare different loans to each other as well as the effect of using a bond issuance to finance loan investments or getting a loan to invest in bonds. It can go either way and you can play with the interest rates and terms to see what kinds of things are possible.
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If the interest or payment amount changes on any period, the interest/principal amount will adjust accordingly so the balance gets to $0.00 by the end of the loan term.
You don't have to compare various situations. If you just want to use the loan amortization schedule for your own purposes (to use for a friend/family member) etc...than that is just fine.