a | Payment on Old Loan | |||||||||
Pv | Old Loan amount | $200,000 | ||||||||
Rate | Monthly interest rate =(6/12)% | 0.5% | ||||||||
Nper | Number of months of amortization=30*12 | 360 | ||||||||
PMT | Monthly Payment on old Loan | $1,199.10 | (Using PMT function of excel with Rate =0.5%, Nper=360, Pv=-200000) | |||||||
b | Current Loan Balance on Old Loan | |||||||||
Pmt | Monthly Payment on old Loan | $1,199.10 | ||||||||
Rate | Monthly interest rate =(6/12)% | 0.5% | ||||||||
Nper | Number of months of payments made=8*12 | 96 | ||||||||
FV | Future Value of Past Payments Today | $147,284 | (Using FV function of excel with Rate =0.5%, Nper=96, Pmt=-1199.10) | |||||||
FV1 | Future Value of Old Loan Today | $322,829 | (Using FV function of excel with Rate =0.5%, Nper=96, Pv=-200000) | |||||||
FV1-FV | Current Loan Balance on Old Loan | $175,545 | ||||||||
c | Monthly Payment on NEW Loan | |||||||||
Pv | New Loan amount | $175,545 | ||||||||
Rate | Monthly interest rate =(4/12)% | 0.3333% | ||||||||
Nper | Number of months of amortization=30*12 | 360 | ||||||||
PMT | Monthly Payment on old Loan | $838.08 | (Using PMT function of excel with Rate =0.3333%, Nper=360, Pv=-175545) | |||||||
d | New Loan Outstanding for 5 years | |||||||||
OLD Loan Balance after 5 years: | ||||||||||
FV2 | Future Value of Monthly Payments after 5 years(60 months) | $83,661 | (Using FV function of excel with Rate =0.5%, Nper=60, Pmt=-1199.10) | |||||||
FV3 | Future Value of Old Loan After 5 years | $236,784 | (Using FV function of excel with Rate =0.5%, Nper=60, Pv=-175545) | |||||||
FV3-FV4 | Terminal Payment on old loan at the end of 5 years | $153,122 | ||||||||
FV5 | Future Value of NEW Loan Monthly paymentsAfter 5 years | $55,564 | (Using FV function of excel with Rate =0.3333%, Nper=60, Pmt=-838.08) | |||||||
FV6 | Future Value of NEW Loan After 5 years | $214,339 | (Using FV function of excel with Rate =0.3333%, Nper=60, Pv=-175545) | |||||||
FV6-FV5 | Terminal Payment on NEW loan at the end of 5 years | $158,776 | ||||||||
Fv | Additional Terminal Payment for New Loan=158776-153122 | $5,654 | ||||||||
Pmt | Savings in monthly payment for new loan=1199.10-838.08 | $361.02 | ||||||||
PV | Present Value of total Savings for 60 months | $14,973 | (Using PV function of excel with Rate =0.3333%, Nper=60, Pmt=-361.02, Fv=5654) | |||||||
Initial Outlay for New Loan: | ||||||||||
2 discount Points=2%*175545= | $3,511 | |||||||||
Other refinancing costs | $6,000 | |||||||||
Total Initial Outlay | $9,511 | |||||||||
NET SAVINGS FROM NEW LOAN =14973-9511 | $5,462 | |||||||||
YES, YOU SHOULD REFINANCE | ||||||||||
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