a) Suppose you have borrowed Rs 10,00,000 from your
employer for 3 years at 9% rate of interest to buy a car. If your
employer requires you to pay back in 3 equal end of year
instalments, prepare the loan amortisation schedule.
b) Assume to finance your post graduate studies in an executive
weekend programme, you undertake a part time job for 5 years. Your
employer fixes your annual salary at Rs 10,00,000 with a provision
that you will get an annual increment of 10%. If you will save it
all and be able to make your investment grow @ 12% p.a., calculate
the present value of your salary? What amount will be able to
accumulate by the end of 5th year?
Step-1:Calculation of annual payment | |||||||
Annual payment | = | Loan amount | / | Present value of annuity of 1 | |||
= | ₹ 10,00,000.00 | / | 2.531294666 | ||||
= | ₹ 3,95,054.76 | ||||||
Working: | |||||||
Present value of annuity of 1 | = | (1-(1+i)^-n)/i | Where, | ||||
= | (1-(1+0.09)^-3)/0.09 | i | = | 9% | |||
= | 2.531294666 | n | = | 3 | |||
Step-1:Calculation of amortization Schedule | |||||||
Year | Beginning loan | Interest Expense | Annual Payment | Reduction of Liability | Ending Loan | ||
a | b=a*9% | c | d=c-b | e=a-d | |||
1 | ₹ 10,00,000.00 | ₹ 90,000.00 | ₹ 3,95,054.76 | ₹ 3,05,054.76 | ₹ 6,94,945.24 | ||
2 | ₹ 6,94,945.24 | ₹ 62,545.07 | ₹ 3,95,054.76 | ₹ 3,32,509.69 | ₹ 3,62,435.56 | ||
3 | ₹ 3,62,435.56 | ₹ 32,619.20 | ₹ 3,95,054.76 | ₹ 3,62,435.56 | ₹ 0.00 | ||
Total | ₹ 1,85,164.27 | ₹ 11,85,164.27 | ₹ 10,00,000.00 |
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