A loan that compounds interest monthly has an APR of 22 percent. What is the EAR?
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a)24.36 percent |
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23.89 percent |
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22.00 percent |
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| d) |
23.12 percent |
Formula for effective interest rate is:
r = (1+i/n) n – 1
r = Effective interest rate (EAR)
i = Stated interest rate (APR) = 22 %
n = No. of compounding periods in a year = 12
r = (1+ 22 %/12) 12 – 1
= (1+ 0.22/12)12 – 1
= (1+ 0.0183333333333333)12 – 1
= (1.0183333333333333)12 – 1
= 1.24359657794443 – 1
= 0.24359657794443 or 24.36 %
EAR of the loan is 24.36 %
Hence option “a) 24.36 percent” is correct answer.
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