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Geoffrey decides not to buy the car mentioned earlier. Instead, he is now considering a food delivery service "You, bars, meats" that his friend Gillian has recently started. Gillian has agreed that for a single payment of $70,000 today to help her launch her business, she will provide all the delivery services that Geoffrey needs for his business for the next 5 years. Geoffrey is considering borrowing the full amount from his business account.
Suppose that Geoffrey makes level quarterly repayments over the coming 5 years, the first payment being exactly 3 months from today. Again, the interest rate on Geoffrey's account is 3.3% p.a. effective.
note: only Q1, 3 and 4 thankyou
Questions are not numbered, hence I am not able to figure out which one is 1, which one is 3 and which one is 4. I will therefore answer all of them.
Calculate the size of the level quarterly repayment.
Rate per quarter = (1 + 3.3%)1/4 - 1 = 0.8150%
The size of the level quarterly repayment
= PMT (Rate, Nper, PV, FV, Type)
= PMT (0.8150%, 4 x 5, -70000, 0, 0)
= $ 3,807.20
How much money does Geoffrey owe on this loan after 1 year?
After 1 year, only 4 years will be remaining.
Amount outstanding after 1 year = -PV (Rate, Nper, PMT, FV) = - PV (0.8150%, 4 x 4, 3807.20, 0) = 56,894.01
How much interest does Geoffrey pay in the first year?
Interest paid in the first year = interest paid in first 4 payments = -CUMIPMT(Rate, Nper, PV, Start, End, Type) = -CUMIPMT(0.8150%, 4*5, 70000,1,4,0) = 2,122.82
Calculate the interest rate that represents the return on this investment, expressed as a nominal annual rate compounding weekly.
Hence, weekly interest rate = Rate (Nper, PMT, PV, FV) = Rate (5 x 52, 355.82922901913, -70000, 0) = 0.2248%
Hence, the interest rate that represents the return on this investment, expressed as a nominal annual rate compounding weekly = 0.2248% x 52 = 11.6900%