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You take out a 30-year $500,000 mortgage at an effective annual interest rate of 8%. Immediately...

You take out a 30-year $500,000 mortgage at an effective annual interest rate of 8%. Immediately after your 12th payment, you make an additional principal repayment of $50,000, and then refinance the outstanding balance with a new 15-yeatr mortgage at a 4% effective annual interest rate. Both mortgages require annual year-end level amortization payments. Find the amount of interest in the 5th payment of the new mortgage.

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Principle 500000 366,240.34
Interest rate 8% 4%
Years 30 15
emi -44,413.72

-32,940.06

(Principal * Interest rate * (1+Interest rate)^Years) / (1+Interest rate)^Years-1
Beg. Principal Interest EMI Ending principal
1                 500,000.0                   40,000.0                 (44,413.7)                 495,586.3
2                 495,586.3                   39,646.9                 (44,413.7)                 490,819.5
3                 490,819.5                   39,265.6                 (44,413.7)                 485,671.3
4                 485,671.3                   38,853.7                 (44,413.7)                 480,111.3
5                 480,111.3                   38,408.9                 (44,413.7)                 474,106.5
6                 474,106.5                   37,928.5                 (44,413.7)                 467,621.3
7                 467,621.3                   37,409.7                 (44,413.7)                 460,617.3
8                 460,617.3                   36,849.4                 (44,413.7)                 453,052.9
9                 453,052.9                   36,244.2                 (44,413.7)                 444,883.5
10                 444,883.5                   35,590.7                 (44,413.7)                 436,060.4
11                 436,060.4                   34,884.8                 (44,413.7)                 426,531.5
12                 426,531.5                   34,122.5                 (94,413.7)                 366,240.3
13                 366,240.3                   14,649.6                 (32,940.1)                 347,949.9
14                 347,949.9                   13,918.0                 (32,940.1)                 328,927.8
15                 328,927.8                   13,157.1                 (32,940.1)                 309,144.9
16                 309,144.9                   12,365.8                 (32,940.1)                 288,570.6
17                 288,570.6                   11,542.8                 (32,940.1)                 267,173.4

5th year interest : 11542


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