May I please have help with 19 and 20 and how to solve
them ?
Answer 19:
Correct answer is:
c. 8.935%
Explanation:
Loan amount = $100,000
Term = 30 years = 30 * 12 = 360 months
Interest rate = 7.5%
Monthly interest rate = 7.5%/12
Monthly installment =
PMT (rate, nper, pv, fv, type)
= PMT (7.5%/12, 360, -100000, 0, 0)
= $699.2145
To get outstanding balance at the end of year 3, we will use PV of remaining installments:
Remaining installments = 360 - 3*12 = 324 months
PV (rate, nper, pmt, fv, type)
PV (7.5%/12, 324, -699.2145, 0, 0)
=$97014.25
Hence on prepayment at end of year 3, total amount paid = Balance + Prepayment penalty
= $97014.25 + 5% * $97014.25
= $101,864.96
To calculate effective cost we will use RATE function of excel:
RATE (nper, pmt,pv, fv, type)
= RATE (36, 699.2145, 100000, -101864.96, 0)
= 0.74458%
Monthly cost = 0.74458%
Annual effective cost =0.74458% *12 = 8.935%
Hence option c is correct and other options a, b and d are incorrect.
Answer 20:
Correct answer is:
b. $102,366
Explanation:
Loan amount = 100,000
Mortgage 1:
Monthly Interest rate = 7%/12
Period = 15 years = 15 * 12 = 180
Monthly payment =
PMT (7%/12, 180, -100000, 0,0)
=$898.8283
Total interest payment over the life of loan = Monthly installment * Number of installments - Principal amount
= 898.8283 * 180 - 100000
= $61789.09
Mortgage 2:
Monthly Interest rate = 8%/12
Period = 30 years = 30 * 12 = 360
Monthly payment =
PMT (8%/12, 360, -100000, 0,0)
=$733.7646
Total interest payment over the life of loan = Monthly installment * Number of installments - Principal amount
= 733.7646 * 360 - 100000
= $164,155.26
Hence difference of total interest payment between the two mortgages = 164155.26 - 61789.09 =$102366
Hence option b is correct and other options a, c and d are incorrect.
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