Suppose you buy a fridge for $1580. You agree to pay off the
total amount with monthly payments over 2 years at j12= 11%. If you
wish to refinance you will have to pay a penalty equal to 4 months'
interest on the outstanding balance. After 12 payments you see that
interest rates at your bank are j12j = 6.5%.
(a) Calculate the original monthly payment.
Answer: $
(b) Calculate the new monthly payment if you were to refinance
under your banks interest rate. (Assume the original term does not
change.)
Answer: $
(c) Should you refinance?
Answer: ? yes no
NOTE: When calculating a payment or outstanding balance, round
appropriately and carry that value through further
calculations.
Answer (a)
original monthly payment
Here, r = interest rate (Monthly) = 11% / 12 = 0.009583
PV = Present Value of Bprrowing = $1580
n = Payback Periord (No of Installments) = 24 Months
So, monthly payment
Answer (b)
Interest Rate = 11%
Monthly Rate = 11% /12 = 0.009166667
Starting Balance = 1580
Months | Interest | Monthly Payment | Principal Payment | Balance Amount |
1 | 14.48 | 73.64 | 59.16 | 1520.84 |
2 | 13.941064 | 73.64 | 59.70 | 1461.14 |
3 | 13.393824 | 73.64 | 60.25 | 1400.90 |
4 | 12.841567 | 73.64 | 60.80 | 1340.10 |
5 | 12.284248 | 73.64 | 61.36 | 1278.74 |
6 | 11.72182 | 73.64 | 61.92 | 1216.83 |
7 | 11.154237 | 73.64 | 62.49 | 1154.34 |
8 | 10.581451 | 73.64 | 63.06 | 1091.28 |
9 | 10.003414 | 73.64 | 63.64 | 1027.64 |
10 | 9.4200788 | 73.64 | 64.22 | 963.43 |
11 | 8.8313962 | 73.64 | 64.81 | 898.62 |
12 | 8.2373173 | 73.64 | 65.40 | 833.21 |
Here,
Interest = Monthly Interest Rate * Balance Amount
For 01st Month = 1580 * 0.009166667 = 14.48
For 02nd Month = 1520.84 * 0.009166667 = 13.94
Principal Payment = Monthly Payment - Interest Pay
Now after 12 Months priciple outstanding will be $ 833.21.
To refinance loan Needs to pay 04 Months Interest on upfront = 04*Monthly Interest Rate * Balance Amount
= 04*0.009166667*833.21.= 30.55
So Refinance Loan will be = 30.55 + 833.21 = 863.76
Now,
Tenure of loan n = 12 Months
r = interest rate (Monthly) =6.5% / 12 = 0.005417
PV = $ 863.76
Monthly Payment will be,
Answer(c)
Should You Refinance : No Here Monthly repayment goes higher as compared to previous monthly payment of $73.64
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