What will be the amount of interest paid in the tenth month of a $250,000, 4.5 percent, 30 year loan?
a. 926 b.764 c. 857 d. 1012
Compute the monthly interest rate, using the equation as shown below:
Monthly rate = Annual rate/ 12 months
= 4.5%/ 12 months
= 0.375%
Hence, the monthly rate of interest is 0.375%.
Compute the PVIFA at 0.375% and 360 payments, using the equation as shown below:
PVIFA = {1 – (1 + Rate)-Number of periods}/ Rate
= {1 – (1 + 0.00375)-360}/ 0.375%
= 197.3612
Hence, the PVIFA at 0.375% and 360 payments is 197.3612
Compute the monthly loan payment, using the equation as shown below:
Monthly payment = Loan amount/ PVIFA0.375%, 360
= $250,000/ 197.3612
= $1,266.71
Hence, the monthly loan payment is $1,266.71.
Compute the amount of interest paid in 10th month, using MS-excel as shown below:
The result of the above excel table is as follows:
Hence, the amount of interest paid in the 10th month is $926.
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