This morning, you borrowed $150,000 to buy a house. The mortgage rate is 7 percent. The amortized loan requires you to pay $10,000 in principal plus interest each year over 15 years. The first payment is due one year from today. How much is the second payment?
Loan amount = $150000
mortgage rate = 7%
1 payment = $10000 + interest
interest on loan amount = loan amount* interest = 150000*0.07 = $10500
So, 1st payment = 10000+10500 = $20500
principal amount remaining = 150000-10000 = $140000
for 2nd payment interest = 140000*0.07 = $9800
So total 2nd payment = 10000+9800 = $19800
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