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A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I |
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3 | 21) | |||||||
4 | Calculation of monthly Payment: | |||||||
5 | Monthly payment can be calculated using PMT(RATE,NPER,PV,FV,TYPE) function in Excel as follows: | |||||||
6 | Price of house | 220000 | ||||||
7 | Down-payment | 30000 | ||||||
8 | Loan taken | =D6-D7 | ||||||
9 | Duration of mortgage | 30 | Years | |||||
10 | Interest rate | 0.07 | ||||||
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12 | Monthly Payment can be calculated as below: | |||||||
13 | RATE (Montly interst rate): | =D10/12 | =D10/12 | |||||
14 | NPER (No of Months): | =D9*12 | =D9*12 | |||||
15 | PV (Loan Amount): | =-D8 | =-D8 | (Negative as it is the amount received) | ||||
16 | FV | 0 | ||||||
17 | TYPE | 0 | ||||||
18 | Monthly Payment | =PMT(D13,D14,D15,D16,D17) | =PMT(D13,D14,D15,D16,D17) | |||||
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20 | Hence Monthly Payment is | =D18 | ||||||
21 | Thus option (c) is correct. | |||||||
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23 | In BA 11 Plus Calculator following data can be used to find the answer: | |||||||
24 | N | =D14 | ||||||
25 | I | =D13 | ||||||
26 | PV | =D15 | ||||||
27 | FV | =D16 | ||||||
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30 | 22) | |||||||
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32 | Loan Amount | 25000 | ||||||
33 | Duration of loan | 4 | Years | |||||
34 | Interest rate | 0.08 | ||||||
35 | Using following input in BA 11 plus calculator, PMT can be calculated: | |||||||
36 | I (Annual interst rate): | =D34 | ||||||
37 | N(No of Payments): | =D33 | ||||||
38 | PV (Loan Amount): | =-D32 | ||||||
39 | FV | 0 | ||||||
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41 | Annual Payment : | =PMT(D36,D37,D38,D39) | =PMT(D36,D37,D38,D39) | |||||
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43 | Mortgage table can be prepared as follows: | |||||||
44 | Year | Beginning Balance | Annual Payment | Interest Paid | Principle Paid | Ending Balance | ||
45 | 1 | =D32 | =$D$41 | =D45*$D$36 | =E45-F45 | =D45-G45 | ||
46 | =C45+1 | =H45 | =$D$41 | =D46*$D$36 | =E46-F46 | =D46-G46 | ||
47 | =C46+1 | =H46 | =$D$41 | =D47*$D$36 | =E47-F47 | =D47-G47 | ||
48 | =C47+1 | =H47 | =$D$41 | =D48*$D$36 | =E48-F48 | =D48-G48 | ||
49 | ||||||||
50 | Thus the amount owed at the end of first year is | =H45 | ||||||
51 | Thus the option (b) is correct. | |||||||
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