Using excel to explain amortization table
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| Years | Beginning Balance=30000 | PMT =PMT(6%,3,-30000) | Interest part of PMT | Principal part of PMT= PMT-Interest | Ending Balance |
| 1.00 | 30000.00 | 11223.29 | 1800.00 | 9423.29 | 20576.71 |
| 2.00 | 20576.71 | 11223.29 | 1234.60 | 9988.69 | 10588.01 |
| 3.00 | 10588.01 | 11223.29 | 635.28 | 10588.01 | 0.00 |
30.PV =1000
Rate =10%
Number of Years =500/365
FV =PV*e^(rt)=1000*e^(10%*500/365) =1146.81
29. Your firm just acquired a bank loan in the amount of $20.000 at 6% APR....
You agree to deposit $500 at the beginning of each month into a
bank account for the next 24 months. At the end of the 24th month,
you will have $13,000 in your account. If the bank compounds
interest monthly, what annual interest rate will you have
earned?
Note: Only use the formula listed and show the steps of how you
reached the answer, I don't need to know just the answer, I'm
trying to learn. Thank you. Don't use...
please do the work by hand, use the formula from the formula
sheet
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Assume that you have a 30 year fully-amortized fixed rate mortgage for your home. Your loan amount is $300,000 with a 3% annual interest rate. After 28 years, you would like to sell the property. What is your loan balance at the end of 28 years? Assume that you have a 30 year fully-amortized fixed rate mortgage for your home. Your loan amount is $300,000 with a 3% annual interest rate and your balloon payment is $50,000. What is your...
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Total Loan amount: The total mortgage loan amount is the amount you borrow after paying your down payment. Here, we assumed that you would pay 20% of the home value (property value) as a down payment. 2. Months: The mortgage payment period is set to 30 years. In terms of months, this is equivalent to 30 years multiplied by 12 months. We put our primary basis of payments in terms of months, which is why we need to convert everything...
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