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Mr Sultan al Hadrami is planning to construct his own house. He is planning to construct...

Mr Sultan al Hadrami is planning to construct his own house. He is planning to construct the house in a phased manner. At present he is working with Oman Air and is earning salary RO 12000 every year . The Cost of Construction of the house is RO 50,000 if the construction is completed in one year. However if the construction is done in parts, the cost of contrition will increase and may go up to 60000 if completed in six years. Mr Sultan is seeking your advice on the two option.

Option A- Take a loan from bank for RO 50,000 now and construct the house in one year The loan will be for 6 years with interest on the loan @ 8%p.a. The amount of the loan could be repaid in monthly installments.

Option B Construct the house in parts ( without loan ) In this option Mr Sultan expects to save RO 900 every month. At the end of each year he will used his saving and construct some part of the house. So in this way he will take six years to complete the House. The interest on saving will be @ 6%p.a..

You are required to evaluate the above two options and suggest
a) The total amount to be paid in Option A
b) The total amount to be saved and used in construction in Option B

Note :need solve in Microsoft Excel

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Expert Solution

Option B

Option A

Estimation of fund Investment using monthly deposit of fund in Saving A/c

Loan repyament of Fund

Monthly Saving

900 Principal Amount 50000

Saving Interest

6% Rate of Interest 8%
Month Investment Interest Deployment of fund Cumulative Amount Month Interest Repayment Loan Balance
1 900 0 0 900 1 333 1014 49320
2 900 5 0 1805 2 329 1014 48635
3 900 9 0 2714 3 324 1014 47945
4 900 14 0 3627 4 320 1014 47251
5 900 18 0 4545 5 315 1014 46552
6 900 23 0 5468 6 310 1014 45849
7 900 27 0 6395 7 306 1014 45140
8 900 32 0 7327 8 301 1014 44428
9 900 37 0 8264 9 296 1014 43710
10 900 41 0 9205 10 291 1014 42988
11 900 46 0 10151 11 287 1014 42260
12 900 51 11102 0 12 282 1014 41528
13 900 0 0 900 13 277 1014 40791
14 900 5 0 1805 14 272 1014 40049
15 900 9 0 2714 15 267 1014 39303
16 900 14 0 3627 16 262 1014 38551
17 900 18 0 4545 17 257 1014 37794
18 900 23 0 5468 18 252 1014 37032
19 900 27 0 6395 19 247 1014 36265
20 900 32 0 7327 20 242 1014 35493
21 900 37 0 8264 21 237 1014 34716
22 900 41 0 9205 22 231 1014 33934
23 900 46 0 10151 23 226 1014 33146
24 900 51 11102 0 24 221 1014 32353
25 900 0 0 900 25 216 1014 31555
26 900 5 0 1805 26 210 1014 30752
27 900 9 0 2714 27 205 1014 29943
28 900 14 0 3627 28 200 1014 29129
29 900 18 0 4545 29 194 1014 28309
30 900 23 0 5468 30 189 1014 27484
31 900 27 0 6395 31 183 1014 26654
32 900 32 0 7327 32 178 1014 25817
33 900 37 0 8264 33 172 1014 24976
34 900 41 0 9205 34 167 1014 24128
35 900 46 0 10151 35 161 1014 23276
36 900 51 11102 0 36 155 1014 22417
37 900 0 0 900 37 149 1014 21553
38 900 5 0 1805 38 144 1014 20682
39 900 9 0 2714 39 138 1014 19807
40 900 14 0 3627 40 132 1014 18925
41 900 18 0 4545 41 126 1014 18037
42 900 23 0 5468 42 120 1014 17144
43 900 27 0 6395 43 114 1014 16244
44 900 32 0 7327 44 108 1014 15339
45 900 37 0 8264 45 102 1014 14427
46 900 41 0 9205 46 96 1014 13509
47 900 46 0 10151 47 90 1014 12586
48 900 51 11102 0 48 84 1014 11656
49 900 0 0 900 49 78 1014 10720
50 900 5 0 1805 50 71 1014 9777
51 900 9 0 2714 51 65 1014 8829
52 900 14 0 3627 52 59 1014 7874
53 900 18 0 4545 53 52 1014 6912
54 900 23 0 5468 54 46 1014 5945
55 900 27 0 6395 55 40 1014 4971
56 900 32 0 7327 56 33 1014 3990
57 900 37 0 8264 57 27 1014 3003
58 900 41 0 9205 58 20 1014 2009
59 900 46 0 10151 59 13 1014 1009
60 900 51 11102 0 60 7 1014 1
55510 60828

Additional fund at 6th year end

4490

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