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You have borrowed $10,000. The loan is a 4 year loan with payments every 3 months...

You have borrowed $10,000. The loan is a 4 year loan with payments every 3 months and an interest rate of 3% APR. How much interest will you pay in the first three months?

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We are given the following information:

r 3.00%
n 4
frequency 4 = 12/3 as payments are every 3 months or quarterly
PV $       10,000.00

We need to solve the following equation to arrive at the required PMT

Following is the amortization schedule:

Quarter Opening Balance Loan PMT Interest Principal repayment Closing Balance
0 $   10,000.00 $         10,000.00
1 $            10,000.00 $         665.59 $     75.00 $                         590.59 $           9,409.41
2 $              9,409.41 $         665.59 $     70.57 $                         595.02 $           8,814.39
3 $              8,814.39 $         665.59 $     66.11 $                         599.48 $           8,214.91
4 $              8,214.91 $         665.59 $     61.61 $                         603.98 $           7,610.94
5 $              7,610.94 $         665.59 $     57.08 $                         608.51 $           7,002.43
6 $              7,002.43 $         665.59 $     52.52 $                         613.07 $           6,389.36
7 $              6,389.36 $         665.59 $     47.92 $                         617.67 $           5,771.70
8 $              5,771.70 $         665.59 $     43.29 $                         622.30 $           5,149.40
9 $              5,149.40 $         665.59 $     38.62 $                         626.97 $           4,522.43
10 $              4,522.43 $         665.59 $     33.92 $                         631.67 $           3,890.76
11 $              3,890.76 $         665.59 $     29.18 $                         636.41 $           3,254.35
12 $              3,254.35 $         665.59 $     24.41 $                         641.18 $           2,613.17
13 $              2,613.17 $         665.59 $     19.60 $                         645.99 $           1,967.18
14 $              1,967.18 $         665.59 $     14.75 $                         650.83 $           1,316.35
15 $              1,316.35 $         665.59 $       9.87 $                         655.72 $               660.63
16 $                  660.63 $         665.59 $       4.95 $                         660.63 $                    0.00
$   10,649.41 $ 649.41 $                   10,000.00

Opening balance = previous year's closing balance
Closing balance = Opening balance+Loan-Principal repayment
PMT is calculated as per the above formula
Interest = 0.03 /12 x opening balance
Principal repayment = PMT - Interest

We see that in the 1st quarter, the interest was 75 and the principal portion of the PMT was  $590.59 adding up to  $665.59, therefore, the interest in the 1st 3 months or the 1st quarter was $75.00


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