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4. Ann obtains a fully amortizing 30 year Fixed Rate Mortgage with annual payments for $135,000 at 5.25%. How much does Ann need to pay annually?
7. Ann obtains a fully amortizing 30 year Fixed Rate Mortgage with monthly payments for $135,000 at 5.25%. What will be Ann’s mortgage balance after 20 years of payments (ie after 240 months)?
4. Ann obtains a fully amortizing 30 year Fixed Rate Mortgage with annual payments for $135,000 at 5.25%. How much does Ann need to pay annually?
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 Finding payment per period:  | 
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 Asset Value = A  | 
 $135,000.00  | 
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 Down Payment = DP = 0 =  | 
 $0.00  | 
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 P = Principal Loan = (A - DP) =  | 
 $135,000.00  | 
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 R = Rate =  | 
 5.25%  | 
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 N = Numbers of payment =  | 
 30  | 
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 PMT = Payment = P x R x (1+R)^N / ((1+R)^N - 1) =  | 
 9,033.79  | 
Formula for calculating payment (working)
PMT = P x R x (1+R)^N / ((1+R)^N - 1)
PMT =135000*5.25%*(1+5.25%)^30/((1+5.25%)^30-1)
PMT = $ 9,033.79 (Rounding to nearest cent or two decimal places)
7. Ann obtains a fully amortizing 30 year Fixed Rate Mortgage with monthly payments for $135,000 at 5.25%. What will be Ann’s mortgage balance after 20 years of payments (ie after 240 months)?
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 Finding outstanding balance at end of the particular time  | 
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 P = Principal Loan = (A - DP) =  | 
 $135,000.00  | 
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 R = Rate = 5.25%/12 =  | 
 0.43750%  | 
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 n = Total number of payments done =  | 
 240  | 
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 PMT = Payment = P x R x (1+R)^N / ((1+R)^N - 1) =  | 
 745.475  | 
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 FV = Outstanding Balance = (P*(1+R)^n)-(PMT*((1+R)^n-1)/R)  | 
 $ 69,481.14  | 
Formula for calculating outstanding balance (working)
FV = (P*(1+R)^n)-(PMT*((1+R)^n-1)/R)
FV =(135000*(1+5.25%/12)^240)-(745.475*((1+5.25%/12)^240-1)/(5.25%/12)) = $ 69,481.14 (approx.)