a).
Annuity occurring at the end of the period

Where
A = Annuity Amount
r = Rate of Interest
n = Annuity Period
Future Value = (800*3) * [((1+ (0.0347/4)) (5*4)-1)/ (0.0347/4)]
Future Value = 2400* [(1.008675)20-1/ 0.008675]
Future Value = 52,560
Sue will have $52,560 after 5 years. That is Sue will be in short of $ 67,440
b).
i) In case of taking loan from local bank

where
A=67440*[(0.0435/2)(1+0.0435/2)18 / (1+0.0435/2)18-1]
A=4567.92
So, Biannual Repayment Installment will be $4,567.92 and Principal and Ineterst Calculation will be as given in below table
|
Repayment No. |
Opening Outstanding |
Interest for Period | Installment | Principal Repayment |
Closing Outstanding |
| Formula —> | C2=B2*$I$5 | E2= D2-C2 | F2= B2-E2 | ||
| 1 | $ 67,440.00 | $ 1,466.82 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,101.10 | $ 64,338.90 |
| 2 | $ 64,338.90 | $ 1,399.37 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,168.55 | $ 61,170.35 |
| 3 | $ 61,170.35 | $ 1,330.46 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,237.46 | $ 57,932.89 |
| 4 | $ 57,932.89 | $ 1,260.04 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,307.88 | $ 54,625.01 |
| 5 | $ 54,625.01 | $ 1,188.09 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,379.83 | $ 51,245.18 |
| 6 | $ 51,245.18 | $ 1,114.58 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,453.34 | $ 47,791.84 |
| 7 | $ 47,791.84 | $ 1,039.47 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,528.45 | $ 44,263.40 |
| 8 | $ 44,263.40 | $ 962.73 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,605.19 | $ 40,658.20 |
| 9 | $ 40,658.20 | $ 884.32 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,683.60 | $ 36,974.60 |
| 10 | $ 36,974.60 | $ 804.20 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,763.72 | $ 33,210.88 |
| 11 | $ 33,210.88 | $ 722.34 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,845.58 | $ 29,365.29 |
| 12 | $ 29,365.29 | $ 638.70 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,929.22 | $ 25,436.07 |
| 13 | $ 25,436.07 | $ 553.23 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 4,014.69 | $ 21,421.38 |
| 14 | $ 21,421.38 | $ 465.92 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 4,102.00 | $ 17,319.38 |
| 15 | $ 17,319.38 | $ 376.70 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 4,191.22 | $ 13,128.16 |
| 16 | $ 13,128.16 | $ 285.54 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 4,282.38 | $ 8,845.77 |
| 17 | $ 8,845.77 | $ 192.40 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 4,375.52 | $ 4,470.25 |
| 18 | $ 4,470.25 | $ 97.67 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 4,470.25 | $ - |
ii) Amortization Schedule
|
Installment No. |
Opening Outstanding |
Interest for Period | Installment | Principal Repayment |
Closing Outstanding |
| 1 | $ 67,440.00 | $ 1,466.82 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,101.10 | $ 64,338.90 |
| 2 | $ 64,338.90 | $ 1,399.37 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,168.55 | $ 61,170.35 |
| 3 | $ 61,170.35 | $ 1,330.46 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,237.46 | $ 57,932.89 |
| 4 | $ 57,932.89 | $ 1,260.04 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,307.88 | $ 54,625.01 |
| 5 | $ 54,625.01 | $ 1,188.09 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,379.83 | $ 51,245.18 |
| 6 | $ 51,245.18 | $ 1,114.58 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,453.34 | $ 47,791.84 |
| 7 | $ 47,791.84 | $ 1,039.47 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,528.45 | $ 44,263.40 |
| 8 | $ 44,263.40 | $ 962.73 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,605.19 | $ 40,658.20 |
| 9 | $ 40,658.20 | $ 884.32 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,683.60 | $ 36,974.60 |
| 10 | $ 36,974.60 | $ 804.20 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,763.72 | $ 33,210.88 |
| 11 | $ 33,210.88 | $ 722.34 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,845.58 | $ 29,365.29 |
| 12 | $ 29,365.29 | $ 638.70 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 3,929.22 | $ 25,436.07 |
| 13 | $ 25,436.07 | $ 553.23 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 4,014.69 | $ 21,421.38 |
| 14 | $ 21,421.38 | $ 465.92 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 4,102.00 | $ 17,319.38 |
| 15 | $ 17,319.38 | $ 376.70 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 4,191.22 | $ 13,128.16 |
| 16 | $ 13,128.16 | $ 285.54 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 4,282.38 | $ 8,845.77 |
| 17 | $ 8,845.77 | $ 192.40 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 4,375.52 | $ 4,470.25 |
| 18 | $ 4,470.25 | $ 97.67 | $ 4,567.92 | $ 4,470.25 | $ - |
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