YEAR 1 | |||||||||||
Initial interest rate in BOY 1 | 1% | ||||||||||
Rate | Monthly interest in year 1=(1/12)% | 0.00083333 | |||||||||
Nper | Number of Months | 360 | (30*12) | ||||||||
Pv | Principal at beginning of year 1 | $50,000 | |||||||||
Monthly payment in year 1 | $160.82 | (Using PMT function of excel with Rate=0.000833, Nper =360, Pv=-50000) | |||||||||
Number of months of payment at this rate | 12 | ||||||||||
FV1 | Future value of payments at end of year1 | $1,938.71 | (Using FV function of excel with Rate=0.000833, Nper =12, Pmt=-160.82) | ||||||||
FV2 | Future value of Principal | $50,502.30 | (Using FV function of excel with Rate=0.000833, Nper =12, Pv=-50000) | ||||||||
FV2-Fv1 | Loan Balance at Beginning of Year2 | $48,563.59 | |||||||||
YEAR2 | |||||||||||
Interest rate in BOY 2 | 1% | ||||||||||
Monthly Interest in year 2=(1+2)/12)% | 0.250% | 0.25 | |||||||||
Rate | Monthly interest in year 2=(3/12)% | 0.0025 | |||||||||
Nper | Number of Months | 348 | (29*12) | ||||||||
Pv | Principal at beginning of year 2 | $48,564 | |||||||||
Monthly payment in year 2 | $209.11 | (Using PMT function of excel with Rate=0.0025, Nper =348, Pv=-48564) | |||||||||
Number of months of payment at this rate | 12 | ||||||||||
FV1 | Future value of payments at end of year2 | $2,544.14 | (Using FV function of excel with Rate=0.0025, Nper =12, Pmt=-209.11) | ||||||||
FV2 | Future value of Principal | $50,040.70 | (Using FV function of excel with Rate=0.0025, Nper =12, Pv=-48564) | ||||||||
FV2-Fv1 | Loan Balance at Beginning of Year3 | $47,497 | |||||||||
YEAR3 | |||||||||||
Interest rate in BOY 3 | 2% | ||||||||||
Monthly Interest in year 3=(2+2)/12)% | 0.333% | ||||||||||
Rate | Monthly interest in year 3=(4/12)% | 0.003333 | 0.003333 | ||||||||
Nper | Number of Months | 336 | (28*12) | ||||||||
Pv | Principal at beginning of year 3 | $47,497 | |||||||||
Monthly payment in year 3 | $235.20 | (Using PMT function of excel with Rate=0.00333, Nper =336, Pv=-47497) | |||||||||
Number of months of payment at this rate | 12 | ||||||||||
FV1 | Future value of payments at end of year3 | $2,874.69 | (Using FV function of excel with Rate=0.00333, Nper =12, Pmt=-235.20) | ||||||||
FV2 | Future value of Principal | $49,431.45 | (Using FV function of excel with Rate=0.00333, Nper =12, Pv=-47497) | ||||||||
FV2-Fv1 | Loan Balance at Beginning of Year4 | $46,557 | |||||||||
YEAR4 | |||||||||||
Interest rate in BOY 4 | 3.5% | ||||||||||
Monthly Interest in year 4=(3.5+2)/12)% | 0.4583% | 0.458333 | |||||||||
Rate | Monthly interest in year 4=(5.5/12)% | 0.00458333 | 0.004583 | ||||||||
Nper | Number of Months | 324 | (27*12) | ||||||||
Pv | Principal at beginning of year 4 | $46,557 | |||||||||
Monthly payment in year 4 | $276.15 | (Using PMT function of excel with Rate=0.0045833, Nper =324, Pv=-46557) | |||||||||
Number of months of payment at this rate | 12 | ||||||||||
FV1 | Future value of payments at end of year4 | $3,398.57 | (Using FV function of excel with Rate=0.0045833, Nper =12, Pmt=-276.15) | ||||||||
FV2 | Future value of Principal | $49,182.92 | (Using FV function of excel with Rate=0.0045833, Nper =12, Pv=-46557) | ||||||||
FV2-Fv1 | Loan Balance at Beginning of Year5 | $45,784 | |||||||||
YEAR 5 | |||||||||||
Interest rate in BOY 5 | 5.0% | ||||||||||
Monthly Interest in year 5=(5+2)/12)% | 0.5833% | 0.583333 | |||||||||
Rate | Monthly interest in year 5=(5.5/12)% | 0.00583333 | 0.005833 | ||||||||
Nper | Number of Months | 312 | (26*12) | ||||||||
Pv | Principal at beginning of year 5 | $45,784 | |||||||||
Monthly payment in year 5 | $319.04 | (Using PMT function of excel with Rate=0.0058333, Nper =312, Pv=-45784) | |||||||||
Number of months of payment at this rate | 12 | ||||||||||
FV1 | Future value of payments at end of year5 | $3,953.76 | (Using FV function of excel with Rate=0.0058333, Nper =12, Pmt=-319.04) | ||||||||
FV2 | Future value of Principal | $49,094.11 | (Using FV function of excel with Rate=0.0058333, Nper =12, Pv=-45784) | ||||||||
FV2-Fv1 | Loan Balance at Beginning of Year6 | $45,140.35 | |||||||||
Loan Amount | $50,000 | ||||||||||
Discount=0.01*50000= | $500.00 | Please see attached images | |||||||||
Net Cash Flow | $49,500 | (Yield Calculated on Cash flows=4.15% |
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