If you buy a store worth $240,000 with 15 percent down. The balance is to be paid off with equal annual payments at the end of each year over 30 years at a 5.6 percent rate of interest. What is the amount of the annual payment? $14,191.68 $14,225.64 $14,254.76 $14,289.37 $14,311.15
Store worth = $240,000
This amount is paid at the end of every year for 30 years, with interest rate = 5.60% p.a
Below is the amortization schedule for the loan:
EAI = Equated Annual Installment
Year | EAI | Interest paid | Principal paid | Bal o/s |
1 | $14,191.68 | 11424 | $2,767.68 | $201,232.32 |
2 | $14,191.68 | $11,269.01 | $2,922.67 | $198,309.64 |
3 | $14,191.68 | $11,105.34 | $3,086.34 | $195,223.30 |
4 | $14,191.68 | $10,932.50 | $3,259.18 | $191,964.12 |
5 | $14,191.68 | $10,749.99 | $3,441.69 | $188,522.43 |
6 | $14,191.68 | $10,557.26 | $3,634.43 | $184,888.00 |
7 | $14,191.68 | $10,353.73 | $3,837.95 | $181,050.05 |
8 | $14,191.68 | $10,138.80 | $4,052.88 | $176,997.17 |
9 | $14,191.68 | $9,911.84 | $4,279.84 | $172,717.33 |
10 | $14,191.68 | $9,672.17 | $4,519.51 | $168,197.81 |
11 | $14,191.68 | $9,419.08 | $4,772.61 | $163,425.21 |
12 | $14,191.68 | $9,151.81 | $5,039.87 | $158,385.34 |
13 | $14,191.68 | $8,869.58 | $5,322.10 | $153,063.23 |
14 | $14,191.68 | $8,571.54 | $5,620.14 | $147,443.09 |
15 | $14,191.68 | $8,256.81 | $5,934.87 | $141,508.22 |
16 | $14,191.68 | $7,924.46 | $6,267.22 | $135,241.00 |
17 | $14,191.68 | $7,573.50 | $6,618.19 | $128,622.81 |
18 | $14,191.68 | $7,202.88 | $6,988.81 | $121,634.00 |
19 | $14,191.68 | $6,811.50 | $7,380.18 | $114,253.83 |
20 | $14,191.68 | $6,398.21 | $7,793.47 | $106,460.36 |
21 | $14,191.68 | $5,961.78 | $8,229.90 | $98,230.45 |
22 | $14,191.68 | $5,500.91 | $8,690.78 | $89,539.68 |
23 | $14,191.68 | $5,014.22 | $9,177.46 | $80,362.21 |
24 | $14,191.68 | $4,500.28 | $9,691.40 | $70,670.82 |
25 | $14,191.68 | $3,957.57 | $10,234.12 | $60,436.70 |
26 | $14,191.68 | $3,384.46 | $10,807.23 | $49,629.47 |
27 | $14,191.68 | $2,779.25 | $11,412.43 | $38,217.04 |
28 | $14,191.68 | $2,140.15 | $12,051.53 | $26,165.51 |
29 | $14,191.68 | $1,465.27 | $12,726.41 | $13,439.09 |
30 | $14,191.68 | $752.59 | $13,439.09 | ($0.00) |
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