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How much interest will you pay in the 13th year of a $120,000,
8.5%, 25 year...
- How much interest will you pay in the 13th year of a $120,000,
8.5%, 25 year mortgage, assuming annual compounding?
a. 7,351.362
b. 7,514.997
c. 7,665.261
- How much interest will you pay in the 12th year of a $120,000,
8.5%, 25 year mortgage, assuming monthly compounding? (Hint:
144-AMORT, you need to think about what should be entered for
INPUT)
Hint: INPUT = AMORT - # of specified
periods + 1
a.7,411.813
b.7,648.124
c.7,911.599
- A reset mortgage allows for one interest rate reset during the
life of the loan. The mortgage rate will be reset after 6 years, to
fully amortize at the end of the original 30 year period (i.e.
after 24 more years). For a 6.625%, $100,000, mortgage, please
compute the reset payment if the new rate resets to 7.375%. (Hint:
calculate how much balance is left after you pay for 6 years at the
rate of 6.625%, then use the left balance as the new PV, pay it off
for the rest of the 24 years @ the rate of 7.375%). Assuming
monthly compounding.
First six years: 1-INPUT,
72-AMORT.
a. 450.76
b. 489.11
c. 652.37
d. 683.93