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Consider a 30-year, $155,000 mortgage with a rate of 6.05 percent. Ten years into the mortgage, rates have fallen to 5 percent. What would be the monthly saving to a homeowner from refinancing the outstanding mortgage balance at the lower rate? (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to 2 decimal places.)
EMI as per old rates have to be calculated first
EMI = (P * R * (1 + R)^N) / (( 1 + R)^N -1)
R = 6.05% /12 = 0.5041% , N = 30 * 12 = 360
= ( 155000 * 6.05%/12 * (1+6.05%/12)^360) / ((1+ 6.05%/12)^360 - 1)
= 934.29
Now we need to calculate the balance outstanding after 10 years which could be seen in the amortisation schedule below
Month | Beginning amt | EMI | Interest | Principal | End Amount |
1 | 1,55,000.00 | 934.29 | 781.46 | 152.83 | 1,54,847.17 |
2 | 1,54,847.17 | 934.29 | 780.69 | 153.60 | 1,54,693.57 |
3 | 1,54,693.57 | 934.29 | 779.91 | 154.38 | 1,54,539.19 |
4 | 1,54,539.19 | 934.29 | 779.14 | 155.15 | 1,54,384.03 |
5 | 1,54,384.03 | 934.29 | 778.35 | 155.94 | 1,54,228.10 |
6 | 1,54,228.10 | 934.29 | 777.57 | 156.72 | 1,54,071.37 |
7 | 1,54,071.37 | 934.29 | 776.78 | 157.51 | 1,53,913.86 |
8 | 1,53,913.86 | 934.29 | 775.98 | 158.31 | 1,53,755.55 |
100 | 1,35,441.14 | 934.29 | 682.85 | 251.44 | 1,35,189.70 |
101 | 1,35,189.70 | 934.29 | 681.58 | 252.71 | 1,34,936.99 |
102 | 1,34,936.99 | 934.29 | 680.31 | 253.98 | 1,34,683.01 |
103 | 1,34,683.01 | 934.29 | 679.03 | 255.26 | 1,34,427.74 |
104 | 1,34,427.74 | 934.29 | 677.74 | 256.55 | 1,34,171.19 |
105 | 1,34,171.19 | 934.29 | 676.45 | 257.84 | 1,33,913.35 |
106 | 1,33,913.35 | 934.29 | 675.15 | 259.14 | 1,33,654.20 |
107 | 1,33,654.20 | 934.29 | 673.84 | 260.45 | 1,33,393.75 |
108 | 1,33,393.75 | 934.29 | 672.53 | 261.76 | 1,33,131.99 |
109 | 1,33,131.99 | 934.29 | 671.21 | 263.08 | 1,32,868.91 |
110 | 1,32,868.91 | 934.29 | 669.88 | 264.41 | 1,32,604.50 |
111 | 1,32,604.50 | 934.29 | 668.55 | 265.74 | 1,32,338.76 |
112 | 1,32,338.76 | 934.29 | 667.21 | 267.08 | 1,32,071.68 |
113 | 1,32,071.68 | 934.29 | 665.86 | 268.43 | 1,31,803.25 |
114 | 1,31,803.25 | 934.29 | 664.51 | 269.78 | 1,31,533.46 |
115 | 1,31,533.46 | 934.29 | 663.15 | 271.14 | 1,31,262.32 |
116 | 1,31,262.32 | 934.29 | 661.78 | 272.51 | 1,30,989.81 |
117 | 1,30,989.81 | 934.29 | 660.41 | 273.88 | 1,30,715.93 |
118 | 1,30,715.93 | 934.29 | 659.03 | 275.26 | 1,30,440.67 |
119 | 1,30,440.67 | 934.29 | 657.64 | 276.65 | 1,30,164.01 |
120 | 1,30,164.01 | 934.29 | 656.24 | 278.05 | 1,29,885.97 |
Amount outstanding after 10 years = 129886 so now I = 5% (yearly) and N = 20 years * 12 = 240 months
EMI now = ( 129886 * 5%/12 * (1+5%/12)^240) / ((1+ 5%/12)^240 - 1) = 857.19
Monthly household saving = 934.29 - 857.19 = 77.10