Annual Interest Period | Cash Payment | Interest Expense | Reduction of Principal | Principal Balance |
Issue Date | 0 | 0 | 0 | 340,000 |
1 | 85,155 | 340,000 x 8% = 27,200 | 85,155-27,200 = 57,955 | 340,000-57,955 = 282,045 |
2 | 85,155 | 282,045 x 8% = 22,564 | 85,155-22,564 = 62,591 | 282,045-62,591 = 219,454 |
3 | 85,155 | 219,454 x 8% = 17,556 | 85,155-17,556 = 67,599 | 219,454-67,599 = 151,855 |
4 | 85,155 | 151,855 x 8% = 12,148 | 85,155-12,148 =73,007 | 151,855-73,007 = 78,848 |
5 | 85,155 | 78,848 x 8% = 6,307 | 85,155-6,307 = 78,848 | 78,848-78,848 = 0 |
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