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Loan amount = | 720000 | |||||
Answer a | ||||||
Long term Fixed rate interest | ||||||
For 3 year | =720000*10.2%*3 | 220320 | ||||
Sort term variable rate interest | ||||||
Year -1 | =720000*8.5% | 61200 | ||||
Year -2 | =720000*12.9% | 92880 | ||||
Year -3 | =720000*9.75% | 70200 | ||||
Total interest cost | 224280 | |||||
Long term Fixed rate interest | 220320 | |||||
Sort term variable rate interest | 224280 | |||||
Answer b. | ||||||
Long term Fixed rate plan cost less |
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