Rate of interest r = 5%
Rate of interest r = 5 / 100 = 0.05
And for monthly compounding r = 0.05/ 12 = 0.004167
Now number of payments is 30 years so 30 x 12 = 360
Now from the given table we have an monthly payment for principal amount $1000 is $5.37
So for $113000 the monthly payment = (113000 / 1000) x 5.37
Monthly payment = 113 x 5.37 = $606.81
So for 1st month we need calculate the interest on principal
So interest part is 113000 x 0.004167 = $470.871
And principal paying amount = 606.81 – 470.871 = $135.939
So balance principal amount = 113000 – 135.939 = $112864.061
Now for 2nd payment we need to calculate interest on balance principal amount
So 112864.061 x 0.004167 = $470.304
And principal paying amount = 606.81– 470.304= $136.506
So balance principal amount = 112864.061– 136.506= $112727.555
Now for 3rd payment we need to calculate interest on balance principal amount
So 112727.555x 0.004167 = $469.735
And principal paying amount = 606.81 – 469.735 = $137.075
So balance principal amount = 112727.555 – 137.075 = $112590.48
PAYMENT NUMBER |
MONTHLY PAYMENT |
INTEREST PAID |
PAID ON PRINCIPAL |
BALANCE |
|
$113000 |
|||||
MONTH 1 |
1 |
$606.81 |
$470.871 |
$135.939 |
$112864.061 |
MONTH 2 |
2 |
$606.81 |
$470.304 |
$136.506 |
$112727.555 |
MONTH 3 |
3 |
$606.81 |
$469.735 |
$137.075 |
$112590.48 |
C) assume that we have to decided to pay extra $200 then the new amortization table as follows
Now the new monthly payment well be 606.81 + 200 = $806.81
Now we need to calculate amortization schedule for 3 payments
So for 1st month we need calculate the interest on principal
So interest part is 113000 x 0.004167 = $470.871
And principal paying amount = 806.81 – 470.871 = $335.939
So balance principal amount = 113000 – 335.939 = $112664.061
Now for 2nd payment we need to calculate interest on balance principal amount
So 112664.061 x 0.004167 = $469.471
And principal paying amount = 806.81– 469.471= $337.339
So balance principal amount = 112664.061– 337.339= $112326.722
Now for 3rd payment we need to calculate interest on balance principal amount
So 112326.722 x 0.004167 = $468.065
And principal paying amount = 806.81 – 468.065 = $338.745
So balance principal amount = 112326.722 – 338.745 = $111987.977
PAYMENT NUMBER |
MONTHLY PAYMENT |
INTEREST PAID |
PAID ON PRINCIPAL |
BALANCE |
|
$113000 |
|||||
MONTH 1 |
1 |
$806.81 |
$470.871 |
$335.939 |
$112664.061 |
MONTH 2 |
2 |
$806.81 |
$469.471 |
$337.339 |
$112326.722 |
MONTH 3 |
3 |
$806.81 |
$468.065 |
$338.745 |
$111987.977 |
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